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Conwy RSPB Nature Reserve (Wales)

Description: Address: Llandudno Junction / Conwy / LL31 9XZ / Wales

Newest Review: ... and if you're really lucky, you could glimpse an otter making its way along the river. The main part of the reserve consists of a network of paths and bird hides. These cover about two miles in total, so it does not take too long to cover the whole reserve. The paths wind through reed beds and grassland; in summer butterflies abound and you'll be accompanied on your walk by some of the 22 ... more

... species seen on the reserve. Birds are, of course, everywhere. The site's location near the coast means that almost anything can (and does) turn up, and an enviable list of rarities have been seen here. The regular birds are as interesting, however. L...more

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Conwy RSPB Nature Reserve (Wales): Enjoy beautiful views over the Conwy valley whilst eating te ... (845 words)
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Conwy Nature reserve is a small, but beautiful reserve on the banks of the Conwy Estuary, overlooking Conwy Castle and the mountains of Snowdonia. The reserve was created using spoil from the excavation of the Conwy tunnel in the 1980's and is owned and managed by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Millions of people will have passed Conwy RSPB Nature Reserve without realising it. The entrance to the reserve is on the roundabout for the Deganwy junction on the A55 (it's signposted on the A55, so if you're looking for it, you can't miss it). Since the entrance is practically on the A55, it's one of the easiest nature reserves to get ... Read the complete review