Ty Brith Nature Reserve in June © MWT/Tamasine Stretton
Lleoliad
Cyfeirnod Map OS
SJ244178
Gwybod cyn i chi fynd
Pris mynediad
NoManylion parcio
Park safely on the roadsideAnifeiliaid pori
SheepLlwybrau cerdded
There are no set footpaths. Ground is largely flat, but can be uneven & wet in places.
Mynediad
Contact the Trust for disabled access information
Cŵn
Pryd i ymweld
Amseroedd agor
Open at all timesAmser gorau i ymweld
May to JulyAm dan y warchodfa
These four fields are probably the largest group of unimproved hay meadows in Montgomeryshire. For hundreds of years, the fields have been managed traditionally; the hay is cut after the flowers have set seed and then the fields are grazed until the grass stops growing. An area of species-rich wetland further enhances the second field, attracting wintering Snipe to the reserve.
There are over 100 different flowers and grasses at Ty Brith, including several species of orchid - in today's modern silage fields you are lucky to find 6 different flower species!
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