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Description
The Schwenninger Moos is a wet bog and nature reserve of 3 square kilometers in size near the village of Schwenningen. Through the moor runs the European watershed, which separates the tributaries of the Rhine and Danube. Peat was mined in the Schwenninger Moos from 1748 until the 1950s. By building barriers in the ditches renaturation could be achieved. There are over 400 different plant species in the bog, but the reserve is also attractive for birds. Among the birds you can encounter are Angit, Çamurcun, Su çulluğu, Orman düdükçünü, Dere düdükçünü, Gümüş martı, Büyük ak balýkçýl, Kızıl Çaylak, Yalıçapkını, Küçük yeşil ağaçkakan, Kızılsırtlı örümcekkuşu, Kara kızılkuyruk, Sarı kirazkuşu and Şakrak.
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Access
The area is located directly south of the village of Schwenningen. You can make a circular walk of 3,5 km around the Schwenninger Moos. Click on a P in the map to get directions to a parking lot.