Portmore Lough Nature Reserve

The reserve lies on the southern shore of Portmore Lough, a small lake at the south east corner of Lough Neagh. In winter large flocks of geese regularly visit as well as smaller numbers of ducks, swans and wadine birds. During the summer dragonflies, butterflies and wild flowers are present. Breeding birds include snipe, skylarks, water rails and reed buntines. There is a carpark, toilets, information boards, nature trails and a hide.