Pwllpatti
(Photo
P Hurt)
Pwllpatti
is part of the old bed of the River Wye. It floods in winter and
attracts a large number of over-wintering
wildfowl.
The site is farmed by the tenant of the County Council and is
grazed extensively in the summer months when there is no water
and therefore
no wildfowl on the site.
Rhan o waelod yrAfon Gwy oedd Pwllpatti'n wreiddiol.
Mae'n cael ei foddi yn y gaeaf a mae'n denu nifer enfawr o adar
gwyllt i aeafu
yma. Mae'r fir yn cael ei ffermio gan denant y Cyngor Sir, a
mae anifeliaid yn pori'r glaswellt yn yr haf, gan nad oes dwr yma
ac
felly nid oes adar gwyllt ar y safle.
The reserve's interest lies in the species of
over-wintering wildfowl it attracts in the winter months.
Probably the most spectacular of these are the Bewicks and Whooper
Swans which are sometimes seen here in winter as well as the
better known Mute Swan.
Other birds of interest include Tufted Duck, Coot, Mallard, Teal,
Widgeon and the occasional Pochard, Gadwall, Green Sandpiper
and Water Pipit are among the more regular winter and passage
visitors,
Tree sparrows may often be seen in the hedgerows.
Prif ddiddordeb y safle yma yw'r mathau o adar
gwyllt sy'n gaeafu Cornwyaden yma yn ystod misoedd y gaeaf, gan
gynnwys yr Alarch
gyffredin
From Llyswen take the B4350 to Glasbury from
the A470(T). Go along the road for about 3.5 miles, going through
Boughrood Brest,
a Woodland will come into veiw on your left, at the end of
the woodland is Pwllpatti Farm. Some 200 yards further there is
a
layby on the right-hand side of the road where you can leave
your car. The reserve is below the road to your right, towards
the river.
Please use the hide for your birdwatching as any attempt to
get closer will result in the dispersal of the wildfowl.
The trust has a management agreement with Powys
County Council and the tenants of Pwllpatti Farm.
Please note : The reserve is only viewable from the bird hide
adjacent to the road.
Mae gan yr ymddiriedolaeth gytundeb rheolaeth
gyda Cyngor Sir Powys a thenantiaid fferm pwllpatti.
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