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One of the oldest city parks in Poznan (open in 1911) . Almost 15 hectares of green enclave in the middle of the town with two ponds along Bogdanka stream.
Park Sołacki was designed as an English style city park with old trees, ponds, walking paths and benches. During the weekends the park is full of families and kids but... the park is full of birds too. It is very easy to get there by bus, tram or bike. A circular walk will take you about half an hour only. If you are visiting Poznan for business or as a tourist it is a nice place for some relaxed birding. You will see mostly common birds like sinisorsa, varis Liejukana, mustarastas , etc but also a chance on birds like vihervarpunen, mustapääkerttu, räkättirastas, käpytikka and mandariinisorsa.
In winter, when the surrounding reservoirs are frozen (e.g. in January 2024), there is a good chance of observing numerous merimetso and isokoskelo .
IIf you will arrive by car you will find the parking places on the streets next to the Park Sołacki, but using public transportation is much more clever. The best way to expolre the park is just walk around the ponds.
If you want to extend your birding trip, head west to Lake Rusałka or east to the Citadel and the old war cemetery.
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