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Site with beach, dunes and forest. But especially the mudflats at this northernmost point of North Funen attract many birds.
Agernæs is a peninsula and the northernmost point of North Funen. Flyvesandet is Funen's northernmost coast. Here is Storskoven forest on the coast with beautiful old straight beech trees. If you walk quietly down the trails, you may be lucky enough to see merikotka , which breeds here, remember to keep a good distance from its nest.
Best area for birding is the western side of Flyvessand. From a bird observation tower, there is a view of the entire Agernæs Flak, Æbelø and Nærå beach. Large parts are exposed at low tide and constitute one of Funen's largest wading areas with many different waders. Access to Agernæs Flak is forbidden during breeding season from 1. april until 15. July.
On the beach meadow you can among other birds see vihertikka . Many seabirds are seen in the sea during the winter months. It is a good place for observing mustalintu pilkkasiipi
Close to the parking lot, there is often observed pikkukäpylintu and isokäpylintu
Flyvesandet is located on the northernmost point of North Funen. You can park close to the bird tower. Click on a P in the map for directions.
There is a campsite in the area, and during the summer period it can cause some disturbance for birding. There are many paths. The route marked is 3,5 km and can seen as gpx.
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