Nature Reserves
Northern Ireland is blessed with natural assets- and we want everyone to appreciate them. Natures Reserves across Northern Ireland provide a haven for wildlife and habitats with breathtaking scenery and sounds.
From Kebble Nature Reserve at Rathlin Island, just off the coast of County Antrim to Castle Archdale in County Fermanagh visitors are enticed by the natural beauty and outstanding array of wildlife.
Experience a sighting of Guillemots, razorbills and kittiwakes as they raise their young on the bare ledges of the cliffs at Kebble Nature reserve during May to July. Iconic Puffins can also be found here nesting deep within the cliff grassland.
The Nature Reserves also attract a wide range of other animals such as ducks, snipe, grebes, coots and common seals can also be spotted in various locations throughout the province.
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for a list of Northern Ireland Nature Reserves...
