Description
These former sewage ponds have become an important breeding ground and resting place for waterbirds and waders. The pond area of almost 30 hectares is of great importance for migrating birds from Northern Europe and Russia, which find resting places and food on their way to the southern winter quarters and back. Sometimes you can see more than 500 ducks on the ponds. Ducks like Gadwall, Northern Shoveler, Garganey, Common Teal, Tufted Duck, Common Pochard and Eurasian Wigeon. But also herons, grebes, waders and other waterbirds.
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Access
The network of paths is currently designed in a way so that the birds can be observed well, but there are also areas that remain undisturbed for the animals.
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