What wildlife lives on Snowdon and in Snowdonia?

Answer 1

Ramble, hike, walk, cycle, motorcycle, climb, hill walk, absail, caravan and camp. You could fish for trout, salmon or coarse fish. Bird watch, travel to the top of Snowdon by railway. Look at old castles and just take in the scenery. Visit Beddgelert and see Gelert's grave. Take a trip to Port Maddog on a narrow gauge steam train. Visit a slate mine, have a meal or go for a drink...

Answer 2

Most of the mountains and hills are bare of trees, often either bare rock or a covering of grass over a layer of peat. The valleys are generally wooded but some are bare of trees, many having a river or stream flowing along the bottom of the valley, some are interspersed by lakes. Because the region is mountainous and in close proximity to the sea it has fair high levels of rainfall and is subject to rapid changes of weather.

Answer 3

Wildlife in Snowdonia and on Snowdon includes red deer, mountain goats, peregrine falcons, and various species of birds such as red grouse and ring ouzels. There are also diverse plants like heather, bilberries, and rare alpine species. The area's unique habitats support a wide range of biodiversity.

Answer 4

on snowdon you can find birds, Goats and Sheep.
If you are referring to the region in Wales, Snowdon has badgers, mountain goats, falcons, and ospreys.

Answer 5

Butterflys and birds and mountain goats and mountain sheep

Answer 6

The landscape as Snowdonia National Park is filled with lakes, waterfalls, and mountains. On parts of the property, the landscape is dotted with castles and steam railways.

Answer 7

Do sheep count? You might occasionally see a sparrow. One of my friends claimed to have seen a badger in around 1982.

Answer 8

it is cold

Answer 9

sheep