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Descripción
Karajukića Bunari is a village on the 1200-meter Pešter plateau, known as the coldest place in Serbia, with over 130 days per year of sub-zero temperatures and the lowest temperature recorded of -40°C (-40°F too). The area is also known for 'temperature inversion' as cold air from surrounding mountains is retained on the plateau, especially on the lowest points around the lake near the village, while the temperature on the surrounding hills is several degrees higher.
The wider area around the lake is a convenient stop for many birds during migration. Highlight (but regular) bird species include Serreta Grande (breeding), Guión de Codornices, Morito Común, Buitre Leonado, Culebrera Europea, Busardo Moro, Aguilucho Cenizo (breeding), Cernícalo Primilla (august), Collalba Gris, Bisbita Campestre, and Bisbita Gorgirrojo (migration). Also recorded are Chorlito Gris, Chorlito Dorado Europeo, Chorlito Dorado Siberiano, Chorlito Carambolo, Falaropo Picofino, Canastera Común, Archibebe Fino, Pagaza Piconegra, Aguilucho Papialbo, and Chova Piquigualda (winter).
The best months to visit are August and May, although this is an excellent birding place all year round.
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Accesso
Karajukića Bunari village can be accessed from Sjenica (over Buđevo) or Duga Poljana (over Tuzinje). There is a dirt road from the village to the lake which is usually passable by normal cars. The two observation towers are accessible only by foot, although both are not too far from the dirt roads. There is also an embankment on the west side of the lake that is very convenient for watching birds. Note the many streams flowing and many ponds scattered around when walking through the meadows surrounding the lake.