Images and videos show the fire taking hold among the dunes on the Donmouth Nature Reserve
Multiple fire crews are in attendance at a fire on an Aberdeen nature reserve that broke out earlier on Wednesday afternoon.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service initially sent two appliances to the fire, but has since escalated the incident and sent a further three, as well as specialist units. Community news page Fubar News has urged locals to close their windows and doors after claiming residents were being blighted with smoke.
An SFRS spokesperson said: "We are current on the scene of a fire at the Donmouth Nature Reserve in Bridge of Don, Aberdeen. We received a call at 5.52pm on Wednesday June 14.The fire is the latest in a number of blazes to have blighted Scotland's rural beauty spots amid hot and dry conditions. Fire crews have recently tackled two huge wildfires in Cannich and Daviot in the Highlands.
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