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Description
A track which runs Southwest from a picnic area with the Lake on your right hand side (this section maybe dry depending upon the time of year you visit) and can be exited further down the track at Limochori, Chryssohorafa or Lithotopos. One of the most productive stretches for birds and during migration plays host to an astonishing number of species. čaplička vlasatá, chavkoš nočný, šabliarka modronohá, šišila bocianovítá, kalužiak tmavý, bojovník bahenný, kalužiak štíhly, pobrežník sivý, pobrežník malý, močiarnica tichá, brehárik ploskozobý, brodník sivý, cíbik tŕňokrídly and prieložník stepný to mention a few.
Details
Access
Around 100km North of Thessaloniki, head towards Serres, then Lake Kerkini and Lithotopos, follow the road towards Iraklia then onto Megalochori where you follow the local sign's for the Lake. GPS 41.232, 23.188
Terrain and Habitat
Forest , Wetland , Plain , Lake , Mud flats , Reedbeds , River , Grassland , Scattered trees and bushesConditions
FlatCircular trail
YesIs a telescope useful?
YesGood birding season
All year round , Spring , AutumnBest time to visit
Spring migration , Autumn migrationRoute
Unpaved roadDifficulty walking trail
StrenuousAccessible by
Foot , CarBirdwatching hide / platform
NoExtra info
The area at the start of the Eastern Embankment track, the Meglachori triangle is worth stopping and checking out on foot, here we had chriašť malý, trsteniarik tamariškový, orol hrubozobý, orol krikľavý, lyžičiar biely, sokol ostrovný, žlna zelená, žlna sivá, kormorán malý, muchár sivý, žľtochvost domový and many more birds. For a circular route drive from the picnic area Southwest with the lake on the right hand side birdwatching from the car until you come to the first fork on the road approx 6Km down the track, take the left hand fork through Limochori which takes you back onto the main road Iraklia to Meglachori.