Cors Ddyga

RSPB

Cors Ddyga Nature Reserve, located on Anglesey, is a vital wetland habitat featuring lakes, ponds, and ditches. Recognised for its ecological significance, it supports over 30 scarce wetland plant species, making it one of the most important sites in the UK. The reserve is managed by the RSPB, ensuring the protection of its unique biodiversity. Visitors to Cors Ddyga can expect to see a variety of bird species, particularly in April when activity peaks. Notable sightings include the Western Marsh Harrier, Northern Lapwing, and Greylag Goose, all best observed around 14:00 to 15:00. Other species such as the Shoveler and Eurasian Wigeon are also prevalent during this time, making spring an ideal season for birdwatching enthusiasts.

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RSPB

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LL60 6LB