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Description
The Eichbüel is a good place to observe autumn migration. In front of the hill, the Tamina valley branches off from the Chur Rhine valley. Songbirds (pipits, finches, tits, and others) use the hill as an orientation point and pass through the surrounding shrubs. From about 11 a.m., birds of prey in particular like to use the thermals of the hills to the northeast to spiral upwards and then, following the Tamina valley, pass the Calanda on its northern side (instead of following the Rhine to pass the mountain on its southern side). Later, when visibility is good, the Rhine valley itself can also become interesting.
From April to September, Rougequeue à front blanc is present as a breeding bird. From September to mid-October, Busard des roseaux is observed. On a good day, 21 individuals were counted! In early autumn, Bondrée apivore can be observed (the record here is 55 individuals), as well as Faucon hobereau and, rarely, Balbuzard pêcheur. Later, Épervier d'Europe migrates through. Among the most numerous migrants is Buse variable. Single observations exist of Circaète Jean-le-Blanc and Busard cendré. The surrounding ridgelines and, in good visibility, peaks can also be checked for local birds of prey such as Aigle royal and Gypaète barbu.
Détails
Accès
The hill shown here is located directly next to the beautiful St. Pirminsberg Psychiatric Clinic. It can be easily reached by bus or car from Bad Ragaz. Press P on the map for directions to a parking spot. Unfortunately, there is no official public path leading to the highest point of the hill.
Terrain et Habitat
Montagnes , Ville/village , Arbres et buissons disséminésConditions
VallonnéBoucle
NonAvez-vous besoin d'une longue-vue?
OuiSaison idéale pour observer
AutomneMeilleure période pour une visite
Migration automnaleItinéraire
Sentier large , Sentier étroitNiveau de difficulté de l'itinéraire
FacileAccessible via
A piedObservatoire/hutte d'observation
NonInformations supplémentaires
Most of these observations come from a few coordinated visits which are part of a recently launched initiative to analyse migratory intensity at various sites in the Sarganserland and Grisons regions. Additional observations can help refine our understanding of bird migration along the northern edge of the Alps.