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Description
Kvismare is wetland nature reserve of 732 ha. Each year around 200 different bird species are observed in the area, both during migration and breeding. In the center of the reserve is the hill "Öby kulle" with parking spots, toilets, barbecue places and information signs. Öby kulle is an important hibernation place for water snakes and vipers. When the early spring sun warms the ground hundreds of them can be seen for a few days before they crawl out to the wetlands and agricultural landscape.
West of Öby kulle is Lake "Rysjön", an open lake with areas of common reed surrounded with wetlands. It's a breeding place for species such as Guifette noire, Canard chipeau, Sarcelle d'été, Canard souchet, Grèbe jougris, Grèbe esclavon, Butor étoilé, Panure à moustaches, Rousserolle turdoïde and Busard des roseaux. During spring and autumn the fields and wetland areas around Lake Rysjön are good places to observe migrating Grue cendrée and geese, especially Oie des moissons. Many of them uses the lake as sleeping place.
East of Öby kulle a path leads to Lake "Fågelsjön" and a larger wetland area called Estern Kvismaren, which can also be accessed by the road that goes south from Öby kulle. This is a good place to see migrating birds, especially in the spring. Oie des moissons is seen in the large numbers, but every year rarer species such as Oie naine, Oie à bec court, Oie rieuse are observed in lesser number. During winter time Lake Fågelsjön is a good place to see Pygargue à queue blanche and Aigle royal.
The south west part of Eastern Kvismaren, Hammarmaden, is the best place in the area to see and listen to Bécassine sourde and Bécassine double when they migrate during spring.
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The nature reserve is situated about 14 km southeast of Örebro and approximately 14 km east of Kumla. There are signposts from road 52 between Kumla and Odensbacken and on road 207 between Örebro and Odensbacken. The main entrance is at Öby kulle, in the centre of the nature reserve. At Öby kulle there are plenty parking spots, toilets, barbecue places and information signs. Click on a P in the map to get directions to that point.