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Beskrivning
Bjørnø is a small island that covers an area of approximately 1.5 square kilometers. The western part of Bjørnø island is hilly with several high slopes, where there are breeding colonies of backsvala. In the northern part of the island is a reed forest and a small lake, where other birds breed, including rörsångare, Sävsparv, gråhakedopping and gravand.
The eastern part of the island has a flat and rocky beach where småskrake and knölsvan breed. In Faaborg Fjord, which is located here, you can see large groups of birds in the winter. For example ejder, knipa, vigg and sothöna. In the southern part of the island there is a long narrow rock and sand spit which contains 2 islets and forms a shallow lagoon. Many birds roost here: Storskarv, Gråtrut, havstrut and waterfowl.
On the island itself there are bogs, and there is farming with various crops and livestock. There are several stone dikes and windbreaks. There are many sånglärka here and there are many small birds such as ängspiplärka, törnsångare, hämpling, gulsparv etc. In the town itself there are plenty of sparrows and swallows in the stables.
Detaljer
Tillgänglighet
You can get to Bjørnø island by a small ferry from Faaborg, which sails several times a day (see the link below). You can park for free near the harbor. Press P on the map for directions to the Faaborg parking.
Terräng och habitat
Vassar , Slätt , Hav / ocean , Jordbruk , Stad/by , Sjö , Spridda träd och buskarFörhållanden
Öppet landskap , Sandigt , Kulligt , Ingen skuggaRundtur
JaTubkikare behövs?
Kan vara användbartBästa säsong för skådning
Vår , Höst , VinterBästa tid för ett besök
Höststräck , VårsträckRutt
Grusväg , Smal stigHur ansträngande vandring
Genomsnittlig vandringNås
Till fotsFågeltorn / plattform
NejExtra information
In the summer there can be many tourist and thus many disturbances. However, most people stay in the town.