Afon Ogwen, a river in Snowdonia National Park, Wales
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Afon Ogwen, a river in Snowdonia National Park, Wales
In the Snowdonia region of Wales, this river called Afon Ogwen starts at Llyn Ogwen, a lake, and for a brief stretch is actually a waterfall, before flowing toward Menai Strait. Otters, ravens and feral goats (yes, really) call Snowdonia home, along with the rainbow leaf beetle known for its multi-coloured shell.
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