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very year in spring and autumn, waterfowl migrate in large flocks across the sky, in Central Europe's largest wadden sea national park. The migration of birds connects continents. Wading and waterfowl often have to travel many thousands of kilometers in "non-stop flight" to bridge the distance between suitable areas. A good 10 million geese, ducks, waders, gulls and terns use the unique natural space on the North Sea coast.
Many observation sites invite you to observe the impressive natural spectacle live. There are enough observation towers and huts where you can watch the birds in peace.
The grassland areas Krumhörn and the Dollart have a great importance as a resting and wintering area for Nordic geese, ducks and limicoles. Particularly noteworthy are the high populations of white-cheeked, coot and grey goose in autumn, which have their sleeping places in the Leybucht and in the Dollart and use the area as a feeding space.
The Rheiderland and the Dollart are an important resting area for Arctic geese, such as white-cheeked and coot geese, humpback and dwarf swans, as well as limicoles. On the partly damp to wet meadows, near Marienchor and Hatzumerfehn, there are still numerous lapwings, snipe, meadow pipit and redshanks.
Important flood resting places for thousands of birds, such as oystercatchers, spoonbills, fire geese, curlews, lapwings, redshanks, and other ducks and waders, are flood rest area Hilgenriedersiel, Nessmersiel, , Norddeich, Campen.
very year in spring and autumn, waterfowl migrate in large flocks across the sky, in Central Europe's largest wadden sea national park. The migration of birds connects continents. Wading and waterfowl often have to travel many thousands of kilometers in "non-stop flight" to bridge the distance between suitable areas. A good 10 million geese, ducks, waders, gulls and terns use the unique natural space on the North Sea coast.
Many observation sites invite you to observe the impressive natural spectacle live. There are enough observation towers and huts where you can watch the birds in peace.
The grassland areas Krumhörn and the Dollart have a great importance as a resting and wintering area for Nordic geese, ducks and limicoles. Particularly noteworthy are the high populations of white-cheeked, coot and grey goose in autumn, which have their sleeping places in the Leybucht and in the Dollart and use the area as a feeding space.
The Rheiderland and the Dollart are an important resting area for Arctic geese, such as white-cheeked and coot geese, humpback and dwarf swans, as well as limicoles. On the partly damp to wet meadows, near Marienchor and Hatzumerfehn, there are still numerous lapwings, snipe, meadow pipit and redshanks.
Important flood resting places for thousands of birds, such as oystercatchers, spoonbills, fire geese, curlews, lapwings, redshanks, and other ducks and waders, are flood rest area Hilgenriedersiel, Nessmersiel, , Norddeich, Campen.
