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Rogojești Lake

Suceava, Botoșani  >  Romania

Rogojești Lake is a 850 ha lake formed after the building of a dam on Siret River, and is part of the Natura 2000 site, Acumulările Rogojesti-Bucecea.

Hinzugefügt* von Grosu Lucian
Zuletzt aktualisiert 25 November 2024

Beschreibung

The lake has large surfaces of water and reed that offer very good opportunities for breeding and migrating aquatic birds. During the breeding season, in the reedbeds, there's a mixed colony of Lachmöwe , Silberreiher and Graureiher and local Rohrweihe can be seen all the time flying around. During migration, large flocks of ducks, swans, cormorants, geese and in smaller numbers grebes and divers stop by.

Waders are common but in small numbers during migration, while in some years, when the water's level drops, the area attracts hundreds of different waders. Tern species are common too during migration and gulls can be seen year-round. If you are lucky, during migration you can also see Kranich or Fischadler . During winter, before the lake freezes, you can see mixed flocks of aquatic birds numbering in the thousands (most of them being Stockente ) and if you are lucky a Seeadler .

Details

Zugang

The lake is situated just east from the city of Siret, with 3 villages in its close proximity: Pădureni (in the west), Grămești (in the south) and Rogojești (in the east). You can either drive your way around the lake (the northern part is not recommended during winter or rainy days) or park your car along the lake wherever you can, leaving enough space for other cars to pass (there are plenty of such areas). You can start your tour after exiting the village of Pădureni to the south, immediately after getting out of the forest on the paved road. There, you can make a detour on an unpaved road that descends to the lakes western shore or you can follow the paved road for approximately a kilometer, until you see a gravel road that leads to Rogojești village and goes over the dam. You can follow the gravel road that follows the concrete shores up to the northern half of the lake. From there you have to follow the dirt road for another kilometer until you get to the northern part of the shore that is also concreted. Going up from there you will see that the lake is replaced by reedbeds exept for the northernmost part of the lake that has another smaller, open water area. If you continue going on the road you will get to a paved road that goes over the bridge and leads to the city of Siret and this is where the lake's tour ends. Of course, you can do it in the opposite direction too.

Terrain und Habitat

Wald , Feuchtgebiet , Ebene , Fluss , Schilfflächen , Landwirtschaft , Vereinzelte Bäume und Büsche , Grasland, Wiesen , Tal , See , Schlammflächen , Stadt/Dorf

Bedingungen

Flach , Sumpfig , Kein Schatten , Offene Landschaft , Staubig

Rundweg

Ja

Ist ein Spektiv nützlich?

Ja

Gute Beobachtungszeit

Ganzjährig

Beste Beobachtungszeit

Sommer , Frühjahrszug , Herbst , Herbstzug , Frühjahr

Route

asphaltierte Straße , Normaler Weg , unbefestigte Straße

Schwierigkeitsgrad der Tour

Einfach

Erreichbarkeit

zu Fuß , Fahrrad , Auto

Beobachtungshütten oder -türme

Nein

Zusätzliche Informationen

Other raptors that have been seen in the area: Schreiadler , Kornweihe , Wiesenweihe , Raufußbussard , Adlerbussard , Rotfußfalke , Baumfalke , Wanderfalke , Merlin

Other wildfowl and aquatic birds that have been seen here: Zwergschwan , Rothalsgans , Schnatterente , Spießente , Knäkente , Moorente , Bergente , Samtente , Trauerente , Mittelsäger , Zwergsäger , Rothalstaucher , Schwarzhalstaucher , Ohrentaucher , Zwergscharbe , Nachtreiher , Seidenreiher , Purpurreiher , Löffler

Rails and crakes seen in the area: Wasserralle , Kleines Sumpfhuhn , Tüpfelsumpfhuhn , Teichhuhn

Waders that have been observed here: Austernfischer , Stelzenläufer , Flußregenpfeifer , Sandregenpfeifer , Kiebitzregenpfeifer , Goldregenpfeifer , Kiebitz , Kampfläufer , Grasläufer , Knutt , Sanderling , Steinwälzer , Alpenstrandläufer , Sichelstrandläufer , Sumpfläufer , Temminckstrandläufer , Zwergstrandläufer , Bruchwasserläufer , Waldwasserläufer , Flußuferläufer , Rotschenkel , Dunkler Wasserläufer , Grünschenkel , Uferschnepfe , Großer Brachvogel , Regenbrachvogel , Bekassine , Odinshühnchen

Other gulls observed here: Mittelmeermöwe , Steppenmöwe , Sturmmöwe , Zwergmöwe , Dreizehenmöwe

Terns observed in the area: Flußseeschwalbe , Zwergseeschwalbe , Weißbart-Seeschwalbe , Trauerseeschwalbe , Weißflügel-Seeschwalbe

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