Walk to cliff top, looking out for choughs and peregrines. Large sea bird colonies, and rarites such as bee-eater and honey buzzard can sometimes be found. Good sea watching from Penrhyn Mawr on south west corner of island. Back to Anglesey Penmon Point Near Beaumaris, toll road from Penmon. Park near the Coastguard station and walk to point Overlooking Puffin Island, with its large comorant colony, Penmon Point is excellent for seawatching.
Song birds breed in scrub.
Puffins can be seen, while grasshopper warblers and lesser whitethroats occur in scrub. Back to Anglesey Lavan Sands Near Bangor,view from Llanfairfechan seafront or probably best from Spinnies nature reserve. This is an excellent site. A huge expanse of sand and mud, and can host up to 15,000 waders in winter, with around 10 wader species usualy found and many species of wildfowl. In later summer, it is a major moulting ground for great crested grebes and red breasted mergansers, and in winter they are sometimes joined by black necked and Slavonian grebes and divers.