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Description
The Confluenza Adige-Noce is the area between the confluence of the Adige river and the Noce creek. It is one of the most important places during spring and autumn migration. The importance is guaranteed by a humid belt rich in vegetation located in the Adige valley, which is an obligatory passage for many migrants who want to cross the Alps. Both in spring and in autumn there are several rarities that decide to stop to take a break from the long journey north or south. Waders such as Chevalier aboyeur, Chevalier guignette, Chevalier culblanc, Chevalier sylvain, Petit Gravelot and Grand Gravelot are the most common. The area is also pretty rich in leaf warblers during migration.
In terms of breeding species the cliffs of the Piani dell'Agola are also really interesting. Three species of raptor are nesting there: Aigle royal, Grand-duc d'Europe and the most common of the three (with more than 6 couple each year) is Milan noir. Héron cendré and Grand Cormoran also nest in this area but the Grande Aigrette despite being present nearly all the time, doesn't nest. The presence of the nearby landfill means that, especially in winter, there are a few thousand Goéland argenté and Mouette rieuse. Also some Goéland cendré and possible other rarities from northern Europe.
Détails
Accès
The only way to reach the place is by parking the car to the dewatering plant indicated on the map. From there you have to go by foot, as no other way is good enough. In order to get up on the rocky cliffs you have to follow many tracks ! Be careful because only two of them are marked and safe enough. Also be careful of ticks because ithe area holds plenty of deers and roe deers in this area so potentially every bush you walk by is filled by those little suckers.