Maes-y-facrell, Pen Y Gogarth National Nature Reserve

Maes-y-facrell is part of the Pen Y Gogarth National Nature Reserve, located in a stunning coastal area known for its diverse habitats, including grasslands and rocky outcrops. This reserve is recognized for its natural beauty and ecological significance, making it a vital area for conservation efforts and wildlife observation. Visitors can expect to see a variety of butterfly species, particularly in July when Meadow Brown, Grayling, Small Heath, Silver-studded Blue, and Gatekeeper are most active, typically around 01:00. Birdwatchers may also enjoy sightings of Goldfinch and Blackbird in November, while Jackdaw and Speckled Wood can be spotted in May. The reserve offers a vibrant experience for nature enthusiasts throughout the year.