Birds in Anglesey
Birds on the Island of Anglesey – Ynys Mon
Common Buzzard on Anglesey
There are an abundance and great variety of birds both native and occasional visitors to the Isle of Anglesey, some quite rare, others common, but each in their own way beautiful. Again, I am no expert on wildlife, just someone who likes taking photographs of the creatures we share this world with. As with all photos on this website; please click on the image to see a high-resolution copy. Choose a page from the below to see more photographs of birds on Anglesey. Please enjoy.
Anglesey, with it’s diverse habitats ranging from coastal areas to wetlands, is an ideal location for various species of geese. Here are some of the most common types found on the island. Greylag Goose Native Breeding Goose The Greylag goose is the only native breeding goose in
Anglesey, an island off the northwest coast of Wales, is a paradise for bird watchers. With a diverse range of habitats, including hills, cliffs, heaths, marshes, and wetlands, the island attracts a wide variety of bird species, both common and rare. A Haven for Diverse Species Anglesey’s
There are many species of Duck on the Island of Anglesey, mainly located on the several lakes (but also to be seen on the sea near the coast) like Llyn (Lake) Alaw and Llyn Cefni, and also on the many nature reserves like Penrhos Nature Reserve and
The Common Buzzard of the raptor family (birds of prey) are in abundance on the Isle of Anglesey and will be seen often, whether in the countryside or when driving along the roads. Normally they will be hovering above some unsuspecting prey, and often they are seen
Blackbirds on the Isle of Anglesey are in abundance, as they are in most parts of the United Kingdom, and yet they are such beautiful birds we often dismiss them, choosing to look for the rarer more exotic of species.
