Cors Dyfi nature reserve: Wetland wildlife haven
Cors Dyfi is a wonderful little nature reserve, a healthy mixture of bog, swamp, wet woodland and scrub teeming with animals and plants. Including the magnificent Osprey, which bred on the reserve for the first time in 2011. Take binoculars and your telephoto lens if not view the nest on the nest cameras.
Best time to visit The Ospreys are typically here from April to September.
Spring and Summer are also the best times to see Common Lizards, Nightjars, Grasshopper, Reed & Sedge Warblers, Yellow Flag Iris and Four-spotted Chasers.
The Trust’s Water Buffalo graze the reserve during the Summer.
The winter brings a host of small birds to the feeders as well as Barnacle Geese and Hen Harriers to the wider reserve. During the winter you may even glimpse the elusive Bittern in the reed beds. Year round we regularly see Otters and Red Kites on the reserve.
Opening Times Open daily for 10.00am - 6.00pm until early September. Last entry 5.15pm
Facilities, Café, Gift shop, Visitor centre, Picnic facilities, Toilets, Disabled toilet, Baby changing
With the exception of the bird hide, the site is fully accessible to wheelchair users.
Park in the free car park just off the main road
Guide dogs only
Entrance fee June 2017 £3.00
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