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Labanoras Regional Park

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Labanoro Park, in Eastern Lithuania is a wonderful birding area. Within the park is a Nature Reserves of 23 000 hectare total areas characterised by mature coniferous forests, large lakes, bogs and streams.

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It is an extremely important bird habitat where a variety of woodland and wetland species breed. When visiting this site you may see the Black-Throated Diver, Osprey, Black Kite, Black Grouse, Tengmalm's Owl, Pygmy Owl and European Roller.

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Birds you can see here include:

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Labanoras Regional Park

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