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The area near Kościan is a fantastic destination for birdwatchers. Along the canals, vast meadows stretch for kilometers, providing rich feeding grounds and nesting sites. These habitats attract a remarkable variety of raptors, meadow species, and birds typical of a mosaic landscape where fields, pastures, trees, and waterways intermix. Such diversity makes the site particularly valuable. In one outing you can observe hunting buzzards or harriers, hear larks and pipits in the grasslands, and see herons or storks searching for food along the ditches. The combination of open meadows and small patches of woodland or farmland creates ideal conditions for spotting many different species in a single visit.
In this area, you can take shorter or longer loops, or simply wander across the meadows without sticking to designated paths. Partly paved roads also make it possible to explore the site by bike. Birds you can observe include Ánsar común, Cisne Vulgar, Ánade azulón, Codorniz Común ,Grulla Común, Avefría Europea, Cigüeña Blanca, Garza Real, Garceta Grande, Águila Pescadora, Águila Pomerana, Aguilucho Lagunero Occidental, Aguilucho pálido, Aguilucho Cenizo, Gavilán Común, Milano Real, Busardo ratonero, Cernícalo vulgar, Alcaudón Dorsirrojo, Alcaudón Norteño, Cuervo Grande and Golondrina Común.
The agricultural landscape and abundance of food attracts birds that are rare in Poland and unusual to this region. Busardo Moro and Aguilucho Papialbo have repeatedly been seen in this area. In 2025, Águila Esteparia was also seen in the area.
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Kanał Kościański is located south of the village of Kościan. You can reach the area by car. About 4 km away, there is a train station from where you can set off on foot or by bike. Across the meadows run field roads, mainly used by farmers, but they can also be followed by bicycle, although not every spot is easily accessible this way. The place is perfect for a longer walk.