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Birds in urban areas

Discover birdlife on your doorstep

Birds are not only found in woods, fields, meadows and mountains. Many species also dwell in the heart of cities and towns. As a rule, the more diverse the environment, the greater the number of species. Where large, mature trees, permeable surfaces, or even city parks and gardens with native trees, shrubs and wildflower patches are present, the number of bird species increases significantly.

Common Kestrel
Feral Pigeon
Common Woodpigeon
Eurasian Collared-dove
Alpine Swift
Common Swift
Northern House Martin
Carrion Crow
Rook
Eurasian Jackdaw
Eurasian Magpie
Great Tit
Eurasian Blue Tit
Black Redstart
Eurasian Blackbird
White Wagtail
Common Starling
House Sparrow
European Greenfinch
Common Chaffinch
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Observation

A nature experience with our feathered friends

Birds are easier to observe than many other wild animals. Here, we provide the most important information for a successful nature experience.

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