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To the east there are spectacular lakes and remote upland scenery.
Also to the south is Cors Caron (Tregaron Bog) National Nature Reserve (NNR), a famous raised upland bog, full of fascinating plant and bird life.
Other places of interest to the south are scenic valleys near the remains of Strata Florida Abbey and remote upland lakes. To the north lies Punlumon (Plynlimon), Mid-Wales' highest mountain and the source of the rivers Wye, Severn and Rheidol. A migration stop-over point for dotterel, this is another upland area of great splendour and tranquility and, typical of this area, generally devoid of people.
Characterised by their famed hanging sessile oak-woods, gorges and waterfalls they offer tremendous views, both from the valley floors and from the open sheep pastures above the trees.
Even the tracts of coniferous forests vary the landscape and provide habitat for birds such as goshawks, nightjars and crossbills.
Beside the upper reaches of the estuary is the RSPB's Ynys-hir reserve, arguably the most scenically attractive of all their reserves.
"We so enjoyed not only the great range of birds but also the fresh air and spectacular scenery. We really appreciated all your expert guidance and all the effort you put into finding the best spots". Ms M (London).
We know of no other area in Britain with such variety of really lovely countryside within a relatively small area. John knows the quiet paths and lanes, the best places to visit at various times of the year and the bird-life to expect, including Ceredigion's scarcer species.
"Thank you again for all the knowledge and enthusiasm you put into giving us such a wonderful insight into the bird life and for driving us around the beautiful countryside of mid Wales. Mrs S (London).
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