Grid reference C6429
8 km NNE of Ballykelly, Co Londonderry, Northern Ireland
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Wildlife Refuge, Roe Estuary
As it says, no unauthorised access.
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The Roe railway bridge near Limavady
The railway opened between Coleraine and Limavady Jct, across the estuary of the River Roe, in 1853. The present bridge (485ft in length), of reinforced concrete, was completed in 1938 to a design by the railway’s own civil engineer NC... (more)
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Roe Estuary, Lough Foyle
by David Dixon
The River Roe flows north, to Lough Foyle, from Glenshane in the Sperrin Mountains. The estuary is a feeding ground of many birds and nesting area for Lapwing.
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Roe estuary and Lough Foyle seen from a train
by Colin Pyle
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Roe Estuary
Looking eastwards.
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River Roe
by Richard Webb
The Roe enters Lough Foyle, view from Binevenagh.
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Roe Esturary Wildlife Refuge
Looking east
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Wildlife notice, Roe Esturary
Looking north
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Carrowclare Road, Carrowmuddle
Heading west
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Grass pathway, Carrowmuddle
Heading WNW towards the railway track
No access to the track at the end of the path is allowed
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Burnet moths, Carrowmuddle
They are common enough along the Foyle Esturary, I've noticed them to the north of too at Magilligan Point C6638 : Burnet moth, Magilligan Point
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Burnet moth, Carrowmuddle
Pictured on a plant
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Hoverfly, Carrowmuddle
Could be mistaken for a wasp
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Lough Foyle Shore at the Roe Estuary
by David Dixon
The railway between Derry and Coleraine provides some stunning views across Lough Foyle as it passes along the lough shore.
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