Oxford Island

Craigavon, Armagh City Banbridge And Craigavon, Northern Ireland

Oxford Island can be found regarding the shores of Lough Neagh, and has a great selection of habitats to explore, such as wildlife ponds, open water, meadows, and reed beds. There's also woodland and scrub, a wildlife yard, and grasslands. This mix that is great of and man made habitats offer a home to a great array of wildlife to savor, from mammals and birds, to plants and insects. Little birdwatchers will cherish all of the wild birds to identify, which consist of kingfishers, swans, a number of ducks, moorhens and coots, buzzards and tits which are blue. Animals to look out for are hedgehogs, rabbits, many different bats, squirrels, mice, badgers and foxes! There is certainly a list that is filled with the different species that reside on the island that is available to download for free. Everybody else will love the Wildlife yard, which will be created as an example of wildlife farming that is friendly you can all do at home. It also has coppiced willow in the shape of a dome, an income structure that may fascinate the children. There is also a wattle and daub shelter, showing another use that is practical of. Not just could be the island filled with wildlife, there was a marina offering activities which are different a Discovery centre, plus a museum to see!

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