Binevenagh National Nature Reserve

Binevenagh National Nature Reserve is a striking hill located in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, forming part of the Keenaght Hills on the Antrim Plateau. This area, rich in geological history, is designated as both an Area of Special Scientific Interest and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, covering 138 km². Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views from the cliff top viewing area, which overlooks Lough Foyle and the Inishowen peninsula. Wildlife enthusiasts can look forward to a variety of species, with notable sightings peaking in April, particularly around 01:00. Look for Woodpigeons, Chaffinches, and Jackdaws during this time. Other species such as Coal Tits and Blue Tits also peak in March, while unique fungi like the Tagell Binc Sbôr Serog and Crimson Waxcap are best observed in November.