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Beskrivning
The Knielinger See is one of many former gravel pits along the river Rhine and the largest waterbody in or around the city of Karlsruhe. It is easily accessible with good paths and numerous viewpoints. In winter, the lake hosts a large number of wintering ducks, grebes, herons, swans and geese. These include snatterand , vigg , brunand , bläsand , knipa , Skedand , Kricka , Smådopping and skäggdopping. There are always a good variety of species present and rarer species such as stjärtand, rödhuvad dykand, bergand, årta, svärta, smålom, dvärgskarv, småskrake, svarthalsad dopping, gråhakedopping , svarthakedopping, alfågel, ringand and ejder have all been seen here before.
In spring and summer the lake itself is quieter, although there are still many interesting birds around: fisktärna can be seen fishing and rarer terns such as svarttärna are possible. Brun glada are frequently seen in spring and summer. The woodlands and meadows surrounding the lake are home to a good number of species, such as spillkråka , Gröngöling and grå flugsnappare. Warbler species such as trädgårdssångare or svarthätta can be heard in spring, along with sydnäktergal.
Detaljer
Tillgänglighet
The area is best explored by bike or on a 6 km circular walk. There are three car parks, each within short walking distance of good viewpoints. The tram stop "Maxau" is ideally located for those using public transport (S5 / S51 trams from Karlsruhe Hbf).
Terräng och habitat
Skog , SjöFörhållanden
Platt , Risk för högvatttenRundtur
JaTubkikare behövs?
JaBästa säsong för skådning
Året runt , Vinter , VårBästa tid för ett besök
VinterRutt
Bred stig , Smal stigHur ansträngande vandring
Genomsnittlig vandringNås
Till fots , CykelFågeltorn / plattform
NejLänkar
- eBird - Latest sightings and records
- Conservation and History of the Knielinger See (in German)
- Video showing clips of species that live and breed here