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Description
The south shore of the lake Zeller See harbours a vast moorland amidst a stunning alpine scenery. The WiesenKönigReich wetlands with its lowland moor and wetland meadows give shelter to a variety of plants and animals. Lake Zeller See and the vast wet meadows on its south shore are an important resting place for migratory birds and overwintering bird species. Every year thousands of birds are crossing the Alps on their way to the breeding sites in the north of Europe. A good resting place close to the main Alpine ridge is this reserve on the southern shore of Lake Zeller See. Among the breeding birds are Tadorne de Belon, Grèbe castagneux, Râle des genêts, Bécassine des marais, Tarier des prés, Alouette des champs and Bergeronnette printanière. Herons and egrets are foraging in the area, a Héron cendré colony is found in the vicinity of Bruckberg.
During migration you can see waders like Bécasseau maubèche, Bécasseau variable and Chevalier culblanc and sometimes rarities. Eider à duvet, Canard siffleur, Canard pilet, Fuligule milouin and Harle huppé can be observed in winter. Grand Cormoran are migrating through. Especially in winter one can observe larger groups. Other birds that can be seen are Busard des roseaux, Guifette noire, Pie-grièche écorcheur, Traquet motteux, Gobemouche noir, Moineau friquet and Sittelle torchepot.
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Accès
WiesenKönigReich Zell am See is located on the southern shores of the lake Zeller See. There is a free parking (see the P on the map or click on the P to get directions). You can explore the area on foot or by bike. The route that is shown on the map is about 5 km.