Tributes paid to Dundee hillwalker Euan Wright
Tributes have been paid to a Dundee architectural assistant who died while out hillwalking near Stonehaven.
Grampian Police confirmed the body of 30-year-old Euan Wright had been found on the coastline at Fowlsheugh nature reserve at Crawton on Tuesday.
The force said his death was still being treated as unexplained but was not thought to be suspicious.
Mr Wright's employers Bell Ingram described him as tremendously talented and said he would be sorely missed.
Tayside Police launched a search for Mr Wright, said to be a keen hillwalker and ornithologist, after he failed to return home and having last been seen on Saturday afternoon.
'Shocked and saddened'
Mr Wright had worked as an architectural assistant with Perth land agents Bell Ingram.
The firm's managing director Graham Lumby said: "Everyone at Bell Ingram is shocked and saddened at the news of Euan Wright's tragic accident. Euan was a well-liked and valuable member of the team and will be sorely missed.
"Euan was a tremendously talented designer who had so much potential still to fulfil. His commitment to design and architecture was exemplified by his work for the RSPB.
"This was an interest he shared in both his personal and professional life. Our thoughts are with his family at this difficult time."