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Quarry lake with reed beds and gravel banks.
The Hollerner See is a 30-hectare quarry lake that was created on the site of a former gravel pit. Although the lake was only completed in 2019 and there are many bathers in the summer, many species of birds have settled there. Different species of ducks, Toppdykker, Dvergdykker and Grågås can be found on the lake. The geese use the lake as a breeding and moulting ground.
In spring and summer Trostesanger, Rørsanger, Sivspurv and Dvergrørdrum breed in the reeds on the shore. Dverglo and Strandsnipe can often be seen on the small island. In the area around the lake you can see Fasan, Rapphøne, Grønnspett and Gulspurv all year round. Myrsanger, Gulsanger, Tornsanger and Løvsanger in the summer months.
The Hollerner See is located between the towns of Unterschleißheim and Eching. The area can be reached on foot or by bike from the Lohhof or Eching S-Bahn stations (distance 2–3 km). There is also a car park south of the lake. Press P on the map for directions to the car park. You can go round the lake on foot or by bike (distance 4 km). In some places, smaller paths lead into the reeds. Care must be taken not to disturb the reed birds.
Especially on hot summer days, many bathers come to Hollerner See. On these days, you should go bird watching on the western half of the lake or, even better, visit the place in the early morning hours.
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