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Description
The Weingartener Moor is an interesting place to visit and can host a good variety of bird species. The varying levels of water throughout the year adds a certain dynamic and an element of surprise. When there are open areas of water, there are good numbers of geese and ducks present. Grågås, Kanadagås, Stokkand, Snadderand, Taffeland, Toppand, Krikkand, Sothøne and Dvergdykker are all regularly seen here.
Receding water levels and muddy fringes can attract birds such as Enkeltbekkasin and Skogsnipe. In August 2023, a juvenile Steinvender was even observed here! The surrounding woodland is home to a good number of species and is a good place to look for Duetrost, Mellomspett and Dvergspett. If you are lucky, you may see a Lerkefalk hunting dragonflies in summer.
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Access
The Weingartener Moor is located south of the village of Weingarten. The core area and bird hide of can only be accessed by a narrow boardwalk. There are various paths that lead through the surrounding woodland. There is a parking bay just off the B3 road (be careful when crossing!). Click on the P in the map for directions to the parkig.