Coedmor National Nature Reserve

Coedmor National Nature Reserve, located just south of Cardigan in Ceredigion, Wales, features a 4 km long band of ancient oak woodland along the steep slopes of the River Teifi. This National Nature Reserve is notable for its rich lichen flora, including several rare species, and serves as a prime example of ancient woodland habitat in the region, despite facing historical disturbances. Visitors can expect to see a variety of bird species throughout the year, with peak activity in January when species like the Reed Bunting, Robin, and Blackbird are particularly abundant. The best times for birdwatching are around 01:00, especially in September for Blue and Great Tits, and in May for Wrens. Other notable species include Chiffchaffs in September and Goldfinches in March, making Coedmor a rewarding destination for wildlife enthusiasts.

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