Lochys
Lochys are a group of small, freshwater lochs located in the Scottish Highlands, known for their unique geological features and scenic beauty. The term "loch" refers to a body of water in Scotland, and lochys are typically smaller than lochs, often characterized by their shallow depths and surrounding peat bogs. These small lochs are often found in areas with a high density of lochs, such as the Cairngorms National Park and the Scottish Highlands.
The formation of lochys is primarily due to glacial activity during the last Ice Age. As glaciers
Lochys are home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, adapted to the unique conditions
Despite their small size, lochys play an important role in the local ecosystem. They help to regulate