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Schlammwiss Nature Reserve

Luxembourg District  >  Luxembourg

This 375 ha large wetland is the largest connected reed area in Luxembourg and is a great area for birdwatching,

Añadido* por ska nji
Última actualización 18 septiembre 2021

Descripción

The 375 ha large wetland reserve Schlammwiss in Uebersyren is an important migratory stopover for a great amount of birds, which use the wetlands to refill their reserves. The area has marshes, patches of forest, agricultural lands and orchards and Schlammwiss has with almost 20 hectares one of the biggest reed banks in Luxembourg.

The main bird species using the reed banks are Carricero Común, Carricero Políglota and Escribano Palustre. Beside the breeding birds the reed banks are a stopover place for Ruiseñor Pechiazul, Pájaro-moscón Europeo, Bigotudo, Buscarla Unicolor, Carricero Tordal, Carricerín Común and Carricerín Cejudo. In the open areas between the reedbeds and the surrounding farms you can find birds like Tarabilla común, Alcaudón Dorsirrojo, Jilguero Europeo, Curruca Zarcera and Buscarla Pintoja and during migration Codorniz Común, Tarabilla Norteña and Collalba Gris.

About 40.000 Golondrina Común with Avión Zapador arrive every year around August-September in the reed banks of Schlammwiss and create a natural spectacle that attracts predators like Alcotán Europeo, Halcón Peregrino, Gavilán Común and some owls. Futhermore big groups of Estornino Pinto - about 20.000 each year - and Bisbita Alpino – about 100 each year – are using the reeds as sleeping or over wintering place too. As well small groups of Lavandera Blanca, Lavandera Boyera and Escribano Cerillo are using the reed as sleeping place.

Detalles

Accesso

Park in the village and explore on foot. There is also a bird ringing station allowing important research and studies about biodiversity and nature conservation. The bird-ringing station Uebersyren offers guided tours, see the link below.

Terreno y habitat

Bosque , Humedal , Agricultura , Pradera , Río , Cañizos

Condiciones

Paisaje abierto

Camino circular

¿Se necesita telescopio?

Puede ser útil

Buena época para el avistamiento de aves

Todo el año

Mejor momento para visitar

Primavera , Migración de otoño

Ruta

Camino pavimentado

Camino difícil de andar

Fácil

Accesible vía

A pie

Escondite de observación / plataforma

No

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