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Description
The BNW pond is located between Nussdorf/Debant and the river Drau. The landscape around the pond is interspersed with hedges and trees. It offers a surprising variety of birds both in spring and autumn, with interesting birds like Nathejre, Aftenfalk, Gråspætte and Tredækker in recent years. More regular birds that can be observed around the pond and in the surrounding area are Pirol, Rødrygget Tornskade, Sivsanger, Kærsanger, Gøg, Ravn, Munk, Rødstjert, Husrødstjert, Stenpikker, Bynkefugl and Gulspurv.
At the beginning of October, the peak of autumn bird migration is reached. Although most of the long-distance migrants have already passed through, in October you can observe many species of finches and, but also some thrush species. Depending on the weather, larger groups – such as Ringdue or gulls – are also possible. And where there are birds, their predators – such as Spurvehøg – are usually not far away.
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Access
The BNW pond is located just south of Nussdorf/Debant. You can park at the corner of Rossbacher and Draustrasse near the railway track (small parking space). Click on the P in the map for directions. The area is also easily accessible by bike from Lienz via the Drau cycle path. From the parking you can start walk along the railway track and then in the direction of the pond.