Winter rains regularly inundate large tracts of the site for weeks on end. The flocks of duck that often accompany the floods are ever watchful for wandering birds of prey. Due to hazardous conditions, permission to visit the reserve south of the road must be obtained from the Warden. Show me all the details for Brackagh Moss Nature Reserve 5. An animal farm with many of the rare breeds of livestock and poultry found on farms in Ireland 100 years ago.
Visitors are able to see animals in close proximity.
Show me all the details for Tannaghmore Animal Farm 6. Co. Armagh Oxford Island is a peninsula on the south-east shore of Lough Neagh. The nature reserve supports a wide range of habitats including wet meadows, reedbeds, woodlands and shoreline scrub, all of which are typical of the lake shore. Sheltered bays provide a refuge for large numbers of wintering wildflow, especially diving ducks that can be easily seen from birdwatching hides overlooking the lough. Whopper and bewick's swans can usually be found grazing on neighbouring fields.