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Björns Skärgård is a popular breeding spot for many shore birds. The largest colony of Reuzenstern in Sweden can be found here. The best time to visit is during migration in both spring and autumn as many birds pass by the island. Some of these species are otherwise difficult to observe from the mainland as they migrate far out at sea like Roodkeelduiker, Kleine Jager, Zeekoet and Drieteenmeeuw. Many small birds use the island as a resting place. Interesting findings during migration include Roodkeelpieper and Bladkoning. During optimal weather conditions large quantities of geese and ducks will come close to the island like Rotgans and Pijlstaart. The rocky shores provide natural observation platforms all around the island.
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Toegang
Note that this birders paradise is located on an island and is only accessible by boat, and no regular boat traffic goes to or from the island. So having your own boat or knowing someone who owns a boat is useful, see also the information further below. The best place to depart is from Fågelsundet. A small dock where you can leave your boat is present on the island. The island itself can be explored on foot, and toilets as well as sleeping arrangement are provided, the latter comes with a fee and must be booked in advance. Certain parts of the island and the surrounding area are prohibited from entering during spring and summer in order to not distrub any nesting birds.
Terrein en leefgebied
Bos , Verspreide bomen en struiken , Zee , Rietvelden , Strand , Kloof/klifOmstandigheden
Heuvelachtig , VlakRondlopende wandeling mogelijk?
NeeTelescoop meenemen?
JaWanneer hier vogels kijken?
Lente , HerfstToptijd voor dit gebied
Najaarstrek , Voorjaarstrek , ZomerRoute
Breed pad , Smal padZwaarte wandeling
GemiddeldToegankelijk via
Te voet , BootVogelkijkhut aanwezig?
NeeExtra info
Boat transport is offered on request, click on the Naturkartan-link below for more information (as well as about the sleeping arrangement), note that the information is in Swedish!