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Mwynhau<\/h1>\n

Gyda phob tymor, cyflwynir pethau newydd i\u2019w gweld a\u2019u clywed ar y moroedd o gwmpas Cymru. Adar mudol yn gorwedd ar draethau stormus yn y gaeaf, blodau gwyllt cyntaf y gwanwyn ar lethrau glaswelltog serth, morloi yn torheulo ar y glannau yn ystod heulwen ddiog yr hydref. Gall pob ymweliad \u00e2’r arfordir ddod \u00e2 phrofiad ac antur newydd. Trefnwch yr amser gorau i fynd yno gyda’n calendr bywyd gwyllt a’n cynllunydd digwyddiadau.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Winterning” col_icon_type=”L||divi||400″ col_icon_size=”12px” col_tcell_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.48)” col_chead_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” _builder_version=”4.17.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/dvmd_table_maker_item][dvmd_table_maker_item col_label=”Feb” col_content=”Feb<\/p>\n

Winterning” col_icon_type=”L||divi||400″ col_icon_size=”12px” col_tcell_cell_color=”#F0F0F0″ _builder_version=”4.17.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/dvmd_table_maker_item][dvmd_table_maker_item col_label=”March” col_content=”March
\nNesting” col_icon_type=”L||divi||400″ col_icon_size=”12px” col_tcell_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” col_chead_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” _builder_version=”4.17.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/dvmd_table_maker_item][dvmd_table_maker_item col_label=”April” col_content=”April
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\nNesting<\/p>\n

Main calving period in Cardigan Bay” col_icon_type=”L||divi||400″ col_icon_size=”12px” col_tcell_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” col_chead_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” _builder_version=”4.17.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/dvmd_table_maker_item][dvmd_table_maker_item col_label=”June” col_content=”June
\nNesting<\/p>\n

Main calving period in Cardigan Bay” col_icon_type=”L||divi||400″ col_icon_size=”12px” col_tcell_cell_color=”#F0F0F0″ _builder_version=”4.17.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/dvmd_table_maker_item][dvmd_table_maker_item col_label=”July” col_content=”July
\nNesting<\/p>\n

Main calving period in Cardigan Bay” col_icon_type=”L||divi||400″ col_icon_size=”12px” col_tcell_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” col_chead_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” _builder_version=”4.17.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/dvmd_table_maker_item][dvmd_table_maker_item col_label=”August” col_content=”Aug<\/p>\n

Pupping
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Pupping
\nMain calving period in Cardigan Bay” col_icon_type=”L||divi||400″ col_icon_size=”12px” col_tcell_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” col_chead_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” _builder_version=”4.17.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/dvmd_table_maker_item][dvmd_table_maker_item col_label=”October” col_content=”Oct<\/p>\n

Pupping
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Pupping<\/p>\n

Wintering” col_icon_type=”L||divi||400″ col_icon_size=”12px” col_tcell_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” col_chead_cell_color=”rgba(240,240,240,0.5)” _builder_version=”4.17.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][\/dvmd_table_maker_item][dvmd_table_maker_item col_label=”December” col_content=”Dec<\/p>\n

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\u00ab Sgroliwch i’r chwith ac i’r dde i weld yr holl fisoedd \u00bb<\/p>\n

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Ffeithiau hwyl!<\/h1>\n

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Adar y m\u00f4r<\/h5>\n

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Mae’r wylog wedi\u2019i chofnodi\u2019n plymio hyd at ddyfnder rhyfeddol o 180m!<\/span><\/p>\n

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Yr hugan yw ein haderyn y m\u00f4r mwyaf, gyda lled adenydd o 2 fetr.<\/p>\n

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Gall palod nofio hyd at 30m o dan y d\u0175r a dal eu gwynt am 30 eiliad.<\/p>\n

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Mae adar drycin y graig yn amddiffyn eu nythod gyda ch\u0175yd gwrth-dd\u0175r sydd ag arogl ofnadwy y maent yn ei anelu at dresmaswyr!<\/p>\n

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Morloi<\/h5>\n

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Yn y gorffennol, credir bod s\u0175n morloi wedi denu llongau i greigiau, gan fod y morwyr yn cael eu swyno gan y s\u0175n \u2013 ond mewn gwirionedd, dim ond un morlo ydyw, benyw yn \u00f4l pob tebyg, yn rhoi gwybod i un arall fod y lle wedi\u2019i gymryd.<\/p>\n

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Yn y Saesneg defnyddir y term \u2018Banana-ing\u2019 \/ \u2018Bananaring\u2019 pan fydd morlo\u2019n codi ei ben a\u2019i gynffon i fyny ar yr un pryd. Mae ymchwilwyr yn credu bod hyn yn digwydd pan fydd morloi eisiau cadw\u2019r rhannau hyn o\u2019u corff, sy\u2019n sensitif i oerni, allan o\u2019r d\u0175r.<\/p>\n

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Ni fydd morloi benywaidd yn bwyta o gwbl wrth ofalu am eu lloi bach, ac maent yn gallu colli hyd at draean o\u2019u pwysau yn ystod y tymor bridio.<\/p>\n

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Mae lloi morloi llwyd yn treulio tua 3-4 wythnos gyda\u2019u mam yn y safle lle c\u00e2nt eu magu cyn cael eu diddyfnu, ac ar \u00f4l hynny maent yn gofalu am eu hunain.<\/p>\n

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Dolffiniaid a Llamhidyddion<\/h5>\n

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Dolffiniaid trwynbwl Bae Ceredigion a Moray Firth yn yr Alban yw ein dolffiniaid preswyl. Y nhw yw\u2019r rhai mwyaf o\u2019u rhywogaeth yn y byd (gall gwrywod dyfu hyd at 4 metr o hyd!).<\/p>\n

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Gall dolffiniaid trwynbwl fod yn ffyrnig tuag at lamhidyddion harbwr, ac maent yn gallu ymosod arnynt a\u2019u lladd, efallai mewn cystadleuaeth am fwyd.<\/p>\n

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Gall dolffiniaid pig byr ymddangos mewn ysgolion o filoedd o anifeiliaid oddi ar arfordir Sir Benfro yn y M\u00f4r Celtaidd<\/p>\n

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Mae\u2019r gair \u2018llamhidydd\u2019 yn hen air am ddawnsiwr. Daw\u2019r gair Saesneg \u2018porpoise\u2019 o\u2019r geiriau Lladin, porco a piscus, sy\u2019n golygu mochyn bysgodyn. Weithiau c\u00e2nt eu galw\u2019n \u2018puffing pigs\u2019 yn Saesneg, oherwydd y s\u0175n mawr a wn\u00e2nt wrth iddynt anadlu.<\/p>\n

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Adar y Glannau<\/h5>\n

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Ble mae\u2019r lle gorau i weld adar y glannau?? Trwy b\u00e2r o binocwlars wrth gwrs! Gallwch eu gweld yn llawer mwy manwl, a hynny heb fod angen i chi fod yn agos atyn nhw o gwbl.<\/p>\n

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Mae dros 80,000 o adar yn ymweld ag Aber Afon Hafren bob gaeaf! Maen nhw\u2019n gorffwyso ar eu ffordd o lefydd fel Siberia a\u2019r Arctig.<\/p>\n

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Glannau Creigiog<\/h5>\n

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Gall glannau creigiog fod mewn man agored neu mewn cysgod, ac os na allwch ddweud pa\u2019r un, yna edrychwch ar ba mor dal yw\u2019r llygaid meheryn sy\u2019n glynu wrth y creigiau. Os ydynt ar y cyfan yn eithaf tal, mae\u2019n fan cysgodol, ond ar draeth agored, mae angen iddynt geisio gorwedd yn isel yn erbyn y graig, felly maent yn fwy gwastad.<\/p>\n

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Gall fod yn sownd yn y creigiau helpu llawer o\u2019n bywyd gwyllt morol i gadw i un man o\u2019r lan. Weithiau mae gofod yn gyfyngedig ac mae creaduriaid fel anemoneau gleiniog (y smotiau coch hynny y cewch hyd iddynt yn sownd yn y graig) yn ymladd dros diriogaeth. Bydd yr anifeiliaid hyn yn ymladd \u00e2\u2019i gilydd gan ddefnyddio strwythur fel tryferi wedi\u2019u llenwi \u00e2 phigiadau i gadw gafael ar lecyn da ar y graig Gall llawer o anifeiliaid a gwymon ymdopi \u00e2 bod y tu allan i\u2019r d\u0175r ac yn dangos amrywiaeth o ffyrdd i gadw lleithder, nes i\u2019r llanw ddod yn \u00f4l.<\/p>\n

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Gall llawer o anifeiliaid a gwymon ymdopi \u00e2 bod y tu allan i\u2019r d\u0175r ac yn dangos amrywiaeth o ffyrdd i gadw lleithder, nes i\u2019r llanw ddod yn \u00f4l.<\/p>\n

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Gall amddiffynfeydd m\u00f4r artiffisial weithredu ychydig fel traeth creigiog ac maent yn darparu cartref ar gyfer rhai gwymon ac anifeiliaid morol (rhywbeth y mae ymchwilwyr yn awyddus i\u2019w hyrwyddo yw drilio pyllau creigiog bach mewn creigiau i weld pwy sy\u2019n symud i mewn).<\/p>\n

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Glannau Mwdlyd a Thywodlyd<\/h5>\n

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Mae tywod yn gasgliad o gregyn a chreigiau wedi\u2019u malu\u2019n f\u00e2n. Cymerwch olwg agos a gallech ddod o hyd i gragen fach ymhlith y gronynnau.<\/p>\n

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Mae glannau mwdlyd yn dueddol o gael eu darganfod mewn ardaloedd cysgodol lle gall y gwaddod mwy m\u00e2n orwedd.<\/p>\n

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Os ydych yn cerdded ar draeth tywodlyd, efallai eich bod mewn gwirionedd yn cerdded ar faw llyngyr. Mae llyngyr y traeth yn byw yn y tywod ac yn cael eu gorchuddio a\u2019u datgelu gan y llanw bob dydd. Maent yn bwyta bacteria o\u2019r tywod y maent yn bwydo arno ac yn gadael sgwigls baw o dywod gl\u00e2n ar yr wyneb.<\/p>\n

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Mae cyllyll m\u00f4r yn symud drwy\u2019r tywod trwy ysgwyd eu hunain. Mae hyn yn hylifo\u2019r tywod o\u2019u cwmpas \u2013 gan ei gwneud hi\u2019n haws symud oddi fewn iddo.<\/p>\n

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Twyni Tywod<\/h5>\n

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Mae madfallod tywod, ein madfall fwyaf gyda\u2019r gwrywod ysblennydd gwyrdd a hardd, yn cael yr enw yma oherwydd yma yn y DU maent yn hoff o fyw mewn twyni tywod. Mewn rhai rhannau o Ewrop, gellir eu canfod mewn parciau cyhoeddus, yng nghanol trefi.<\/p>\n

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Mewn rhai ardaloedd, heb ardaloedd creigiog gerllaw, mae cytrefi anifeiliaid (fel hydroidau a gwymon corniog) yn cael eu golchi i fyny ar y lan sy\u2019n helpu i gasglu\u2019r tywod a allai ffurfio twyn.<\/p>\n

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Daw\u2019r gair \u2018dune\u2019 o\u2019r Iseldireg canol (dune) ac mae\u2019n perthyn i hen Saesneg (d\u016bn) sy\u2019n golygu \u2018i lawr\u2019.<\/p>\n

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Mae yna bum math gwahanol o dwyni yn seiliedig ar eu si\u00e2p. Mae\u2019r si\u00e2p yn seiliedig ar lefel y gwynt a\u2019r math o dywod.<\/p>\n

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Morfeydd heli<\/h5>\n

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Mae morfeydd heli\u2019n chwarae rhan hanfodol yn y gwaith o ddiogelu ein harfordir \u2013 mae\u2019r planhigion yn lleihau ynni\u2019r llanw a\u2019r tonnau a all helpu i leihau llifogydd mewn ardaloedd o amgylch yr arfordir.<\/p>\n

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Gall morfa heli storio mwy o garbon na fforestydd glaw.<\/p>\n

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