Crossmurrin National Nature Reserve

Crossmurrin National Nature Reserve is a designated area known for its diverse habitats, including grasslands and woodlands. Located in a tranquil setting, it offers visitors a chance to explore its natural beauty and enjoy the rich biodiversity. The reserve is a haven for various species, making it an important site for conservation and wildlife observation. Wildlife enthusiasts can look forward to spotting a variety of butterflies, with the Meadow Brown peaking in June, along with the Green-veined White and Speckled Wood. May is also a great time to see Cuckoos and Peacocks. For those interested in fungi, October brings the Spangle and Blackening Waxcaps. The best time for sightings across the reserve is around 01:00, making early morning visits particularly rewarding.