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Description
The Sečovlje Salines are located south of Lucija and consists of abandoned saline buildings, scattered trees and bushes and extensive salt fields (dry, filled with water or muddy, depending on the time of the year.) Fontanigge is located on the southern side of the salines and is a perfect area for many species of waterbirds, like ducks, geese, waders, gulls, herons and during migration many species of migrating songbird.
Common species of duck that can be found here are Sarcelle d'hiver, Canard siffleur, Sarcelle d'été and Tadorne de Belon. Scarcer species, like Fuligule nyroca, Harle huppé and Macreuse brune can be found here too. Other regular species of waterbird that can be found here are Grèbe esclavon, Grèbe à cou noir, Cormoran huppé and Aigrette garzette.
Waders and gulls can be very numerous, especially during migration. So many species can be observed at the area, like hundreds of Bécasseau variables, Gravelot à collier interrompu and Combattant varié. Large flocks of Goéland leucophée rest in the area.
There are too many species that can be found in the area to describe here. Anything can turn up at the area, from ducks and waders to songbirds. A total of 300+ species have been recorded here.
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Accès
Sečovlje Salina is located on the border of Slovenia and Croatia. There is a parking space for about 15 or so cars. Press P on the map for directions. The area itself is only accessible on foot or bicycle. The gates on the road (for cars and road vehicles) are open from 09:00 to 17:00. However, by car, you can exit the park after they've closed. The entry fee is 7€/adults and 5€/students, retirees (2025). That is between 1st of April and 1st of November (sometimes later). During that time one has a, included in the initial price, bicycle which the park provides. You can walk or bike in the area. It's closed off for cars. You can also use the ticket to visit the other side of the area where they still harvest salt.