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Overview
Southeast Luxembourg. An approximate 4 km path winds through this wetland, giving fantastic views of the many ponds, gravel pits, flora and fauna.
Birds
Notable Species
This is a Ramsar Site, Special Protected Area and Natural Reserve. Haff Reimech lies in the far south-east of the country in the valley of the Moselle and includes gravel-pits, grassland and scrub and the best area is around Remerschen.
More than 230 bird species have been recorded in this area and it is the breeding site for several species very rare in Luxembourg such as Great Crested Grebe and Little Bittern, Great Reed Warbler and Penduline Tit. Other breeding species in this excellent area include Common Kingfisher, Eurasian Eagle Owl and Black Woodpecker, Grey-headed Woodpecker and Middle Spotted Woodpecker.
Common Crane occurs in thousands on passage and migrating raptors can include European Honey Buzzard, Black Kite and Red Kite and Osprey. One or two Black-throated Diver appear in winter as well as Great Bittern, Smew, Peregrine Falcon and Short-eared Owl.
Rarities
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Check-list
Birds you can see here include:
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Other Wildlife
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Site Information
It is very quiet, with no-one being in any of the hides when I visited, and that was on a Sunday.
History and Use
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Areas of Interest
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Access and Facilities
The exit and entry point is just on the outskirts of the village Wintrange. A topographical chart is situated at the entrance
Contact Details
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External Links
Content and images originally posted by helenol
Reviews
helenol's review
Pros
- Tranquility
- beautiful surroundings
Cons
- Can be a little difficult to find.
V�mibimbero's review
The pits have more than 16 ponds, many with reed. During february-april I had more than 80 species in the same paths, every weeks visiting the area. Threre are many hide, so digiscoping is easy! Pros
- Little
- but very diverse location.
Cons
- Poor shorebirds migration.
