Kikkert - Petersholm fugletårn - Filsø, Danmark
N 55° 41.778 E 008° 12.121
32U E 449842 N 6172567
Kikkert i Petersholm fugletårn, hvor man dels kan se fugle i Filsø, og dels se krondyr på engen.
Waymark Code: WM16WWF
Location: Denmark
Date Posted: 10/20/2022
Views: 4
Kikkert i Petersholm fugletårn, hvor man dels kan se fugle i Filsø, og dels se krondyr på engen. Det er gratis at benytte kikkertern og foran er der en skammel, så børn også har mulighed for at benytte kikkerten.
Filsø blev genetableret i 2012 efter at have været tørlagt til landbrugsjord siden 1852. Siden da er fugleliv, flora og fauna hastigt vendt tilbage og Filsø bliver kaldt "Det botaniske Mirakel".
De første havørne byggede rede ved Filsø allerede i 2013.
Der er også store flokke af svaner, gæs, ænder og vadefugle samt en del spændende småfugle
Danmarks største bestand af krondyr lever i klitplantagerne ved vestkysten, en del af dem på Filsøs engområder. Der er gode chancer for at se dem med kikkert fra fugletårnet, hvor flokke på op til 400 dyr kan opholde sig.
Binoculars in the Petersholm bird tower, where you can partly see birds in Filsø and partly see deer in the meadow. It is free to use the binoculars and there is a stool in front of it, so children can also use the binoculars.
Filsø was re-established in 2012 after being drained for agricultural land since 1852. Since then, birdlife, flora and fauna have rapidly returned and Filsø is called "The Botanical Miracle".
The first White-tailed eagle built a nest at Filsø already in 2013.
There are also large flocks of swans, geese, ducks and wading birds as well as a number of exciting small birds
Denmark's largest population of Red deer lives in the dune plantations on the west coast, part of them in Filsø's meadows. There are good chances of seeing them with binoculars from the bird tower, where flocks of up to 400 animals can stay.
Cost to Operate: 0
Primary Vista: East - Filsø and different birds - forskellige fugle
Number of devices at the site: 1
Other Vistas at the location:
South - Red deer (Cervus elaphus) krondyr
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