Cemlyn
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This major Anglesey attraction brings in the terns and numerous other species.
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Conwy RSPB Reserve
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This estuarine haven for birdwatchers has plenty of visitor facilities.
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Llyn Alaw
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Birdwatching and fishing are popular activities at this Anglesey reservoir.
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Mawddach Valley
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The RSPB has two reserves here in Penmaenpool, near Dolgellau.
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South Stack Cliffs
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A spectacular setting with great facilities for cliff-top birdwatching.
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Valley Wetlands
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Reed-fringed lakes provide the habitat for this small RSPB reserve.
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Bardsey Island
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Take a trip across the sea to visit one of our most remote reserves.
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Llyn Parc Mawr
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Many species of birds roost at this Anglesey site every year.
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Gwaith Powdwr
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Nature is taking over at this former explosives factory site.
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Cwm Idwal
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This spot is a mecca for both climbers and naturalists.
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Coed y Brenin
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State-of-the-art visitor centre, bike trails and walks in the forest.
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Menai Strait
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This channel is a proposed marine nature reserve.
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Cors Goch
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Orchids and snakes are among the star attractions at this Anglesey site.
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Snowdon
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Our highest mountain is also a national nature reserve.
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Abercorris
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An old broad-leaved woodland provides a haven for wildlife.
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The Spinnies
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Birds flock to this haven where the Ogwen meets the Menai Strait.
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Y Foryd
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Beautiful bay with a wealth of birdlife on the mudflats at low tide.
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Coed Cyrnol
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A great place for spotting waders on the shores of the Menai Strait.
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Coed Llyn Mair
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Take a walk in the woods, setting off from the Ffestiniog Railway line.
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