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Bird Watching Site at Pakastuva Pond

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The bird watching platform situated around Pakastuva Pond is a true gem for nature lovers and bird watchers. This spot, located within a telmological reserve, is marked by a road sign and offers the chance to observe various bird species such as cranes, red-necked grebes, great bitterns, spotted crakes, swans, and marsh harriers. It is important to note that, in order to protect biodiversity, certain areas of the reserve are closed to visitors from April 1st to August 1st. This restriction ensures that the wildlife can breed and raise their young undisturbed.

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Žemaitija National Park Directorate

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habitat. It is not just a pastime or hobby – it is an opportunity to learn about and understand the processes of nature and the importance of biodiversity. Bird watching also plays a crucial role in scientific research and conservation efforts, allowing the monitoring of population changes and the status of various species. When visiting such places, it is important to follow the rules of the reserve and behave responsibly to avoid harming the fragile natural areas and their inhabitants. This means preserving the environment, not littering, keeping noise levels down, and not damaging the vegetation. Our responsible behavior ensures that these natural wonders remain for future generations to enjoy.

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