BBC - North East Wales Reserves

Blaen-y-Weirglodd Ten acre peat bog near Llansannan, Denbighshire.	Coed Cilygroeslwyd Compact reserve containing ancient woodland community
Coed Trellyniau Ancient bluebell wood with a long history	Coed-y-Felin Broadleaved woodland, extending for about half a mile
Cors-y-Sarnau Lowland valley mire and a rare habitat	Dee Estuary & Gronant Estuary covers more than 30,000 acres
Eyarth Rocks Butterfly Conservation managed reserve.	Gors Maen Llwyd Heather moorland, home to a range of upland birds
Hilbre island Tidal island accessible on foot for a few hours at low tide	Maes Hiraddug Excellent example of a wildflower meadow
Marford Quarry Disused quarry colonised by many plants and butterflies	Pisgah Quarry Wildflower grassland with views over the Vale of Llangollen
Fly over Talacre Dunes Home to one of Wales' rarest creatures, the Natterjack Toad	Three Cornered Meadow A species-rich hay meadow on the Dee floodplain
Y Graig 'The Rock' is a small limestone escarpment	Wildlife Richard Smith talks about wildlife of the Dee Estuary.
Secret weapons site Former secret WWII site now reclaimed by nature.	Gronant Learn more about the special site.
The Mosses Fenn's, Whixall and Bettisfield Mosses.

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