Magor Marsh

Magor Marsh is the last generally normal territory of fenland on the Gwent Levels. From the transitory look at a kingfisher, to seeing vivid dragonflies shooting over the reens, this is a motivating spot to visit. In harvest time and winter the save is especially appealing to birdwatchers, as the lake gives a haven to wintering wildfowl and passing vagrants.

Magor Marsh Nature Reserve is the wealthiest site in Wales for wetland insects and warrior flies, and its example of waste trench and different highlights have stayed unaltered since the fourteenth century. Magor Marsh incorporates reproducing justification for normal redshank and regular kill. Reed songbird, grasshopper lark, cetti's songbird, reed hitting and chiffchaff live likewise in the reeds of Magor Marsh.