Loch na Muilne

• About Loch na Muilne
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Loch na Muilne is a fantastic place to see a variety of breeding birds. During spring and summer, its most special inhabitants are red-necked phalaropes – tiny wading birds which feed by swimming on the loch in search of insects. Unusually, the female is more colourful than the male and performs most of the courtship rituals.

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Open at all times.

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Free, but donations to help us continue our work here are welcome.

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