Descripción
There is usually a warden on hand in summer with the site being of major conservation interest with its breeding Falaropo Picofino pictured. The surrounding moorland has breeding waders in spring / summer including Correlimos Común, Archibebe Común, Avefría Europea, Agachadiza común and Chorlito Dorado Europeo. Birds of prey are also evident including Esmerejón which has its UK stronghold on Lewis. There are regular guided walks throughout June organised by the RSPB to look for Eagles, Guión de Codornices, and other species.
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Accesso
Loch na Muilne is located in North West Lewis approximately 15 miles from Stornoway and a 25-minute drive away. From Stornoway follow the A857 to Barvas and then turn left onto the A858 to Arnol. Turn into the village and continue towards the coast, past the Arnol Blackhouse Museum and park at the RSPB car park at the end of the road with due consideration for residents and other visitors.
The nature reserve is accessed to the North from the carpark, through a gate and a 400m walk which is waymarked by posts, taking you to a viewing area overlooking the loch.
