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Baltic coast, 250 km north of Berlin. Around 3 hours drive from Berlin, 1.5 hours from Rostock.

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at small town Born every year in autumn ( Sept/ Oct ), collect cranes for migration to south. In the evening is possible to seen until 10.000 crane, a couple of tousends gooses and lot of swans.

18375 Born 0049 38234 5020


visit at 1.10.2005

Cranes maybe 2.000 - 3.000 White Swan hundrets White Tailed Eagle 1 x ( 13 should live there ) Mallard lots Teal Tufted Duck Whooper Swan 2 x Grey Heron Black-headed Gull lots Herring Gull Northern Lapwing lots Greylag Goose lots Bean Goose

Following is written in german homepage http://www.nationalpark-vorpommersche-boddenlandschaft.de/

163 different breeding birds 70 are in red list of federal country Mecklenburg - Vorpommern 67 are in red list of Germany most important winterplace for waterbirds in whole Baltic area from September to November migrate 60.000 crane trough this area

Content and images originally posted by albatross02

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