Ujście Warty National Park
The National Park Warta Mouth (Polish: Park Narodowy Warta Mouth ), about 80 km east of Berlin situated at the mouth of the Warta and Odra rivers, was founded in 2001 and covers an area of 8,038 hectares.
The park is dominated meadows and pastures, which is intersected by numerous ancient rivers and canals. The Warta River divides the park into two halves. The south is a flood plain, the water level fluctuates during the year by up to four meters. The north part of the Warta location is protected by a dyke against flooding.
In May you can here the water and observe wading birds in large numbers, the sparse to rare are the largest part of Germany: various ducks, mute swans, river, white beard and Weißflügelseeschwalben, silk and Night Heron, Black-necked Grebe, Garganey, Wood Sandpiper, Common Snipe. There are 4 grebes, ducks 7-8, 5 Coot, 3-4 gulls and terns and waders 8-9. The present in good numbers eagles chase on everything and thus create good observing conditions.
In November, the park offers opportunities for a break for masses of seeds and white-fronted geese.
In The Park 260 bird species have been identified, 170 breed here.
Also interesting are the bat - guided tours on the nearby fortress Kuestrin ( Kostrzyn nad Odra ).
Park entrance
Dead tree