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Beschreibung
Müggelsee offers a rich combination of lake, reedbeds and woodlands.
There is a large population of Drosselrohrsänger , and a colony of Trauerseeschwalbe at Die Banke. In winter, when other sites in Berlin can be a bit boring, one can find interesting waterfowl here, including Rothalstaucher, Ohrentaucher, Schellente, Samtente and various loons. Manz gulls can also be observed throughout the year.
In the winter 2020 the lake was visited by one of the rarest loons, the Gelbschnabeltaucher (gavia adamsii).
The woodlands south of the lake, and around the small Teufelsseemoor Köpenick, are home to breeding Zwergschnäpper. This area has its own Birding Places page with further info: https://www.birdingplaces.eu/en/birdingplaces/germany/teufelsseemoor-kopenick. (See the clickable link below)
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This area is best accessed by the S-Bahn station Friedrichshagen (marked 2 on the map). One can then either walk (20min), cycle (5min) or take the N65 tram southwards to the northwest corner of the lake at the Spreetunnel and start birding from there.
There are also several car parking options, see P on the map.
To see the Trauerseeschwalbe one can best take the ferry from Rahnsdorf and Muggelhort (marked 2 on the map). For public transit please check https://wego.here.com (see the clickable link below).