The View from the tower -1, Tralee Bay Wetlands

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Wildlife Facts

Mute Swan

Mute swans like humans tend to mate for life. They are also protected under the English crown and it is an offence to kill or eat one of her majesties birds.
Clover

Clover is good for pollinators and other plants. Clover is known as a nitrogen fixer and fixes nitrogen by using the bacteria that lives in its roots - rhizobium to do so. This nitrogen benefits all other plants in the vacinity.
Bats

There are 9 species of bat in Ireland. Their eyesight is actually very good and along with their Echolocation, this makes them efficient predators as they can home in on moths and flies.
Mallards

Mallards are the most common water foul in Ireland. Males always have a green iridescent head while the female is a mixture of brown colours which help her hide from predators.
Bees

There are 99 species of bee in Ireland. 1 honey bee, 21 bumblebees and 77 solitary bees.

Everything you need to know

Opening Times

Opening Times

Directions to Tralee Bay Wetlands

Location

Prices at Tralee Bay Wetlands

Prices

Map of Grounds

Map of Grounds

Tralee Bay Wetlands Visitor Centre

Visitor Centre & Café

Terms

Terms

Tralee By The Sea

Tralee By The Sea

Tralee Bay Wetlands Gallery

Gallery

Leave No Trace

Leave No Trace

Green Flag

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Tralee Bay Wetlands is a tourist facility provided and managed by Kerry County Council and supported by Fáilte Ireland

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