Fauna of the Landscape Park of Lower Odra Valley

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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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In this park, live differents specieses of animals.

There are both insects, rodents, birds and mammals.

In this presentation we are going to present twelve the most interesting and the best

known specieses. Majority of them are birds.

Enjoy!

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Each photo was added on principle of allowed application purpose of

illustrating discussed topics. Surnames of authors, which were possible to fix, are

ennumerated in the end of the presentation.

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Barn Owl

It is a bird from the order of owls which most often lives in the attics of buildings.

That owl, which is liked because of “friendly face”, should be appreciated as

one of the best rodent hunters.

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Common Noctule

Borowiec is a protected bat. It is over 7 cm long and is one of the biggest bats in Poland.

Borowiec has silky, ginger fur, small ears and black, narrow wings.

It lives in forests, sometimes in cities and it eats insects. For winters borowiec flies to the

south and during winter time it’s in hibernation. In spring it has 2 or 3 whelps.

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Snow Bunting

This is a friendly, small sparrow bird, with black and white feathers.

In Poland, when śnieguła arrives, people start to talk about winter, because of the fact that that bird comes to us not before

October. Within a year they several times change

their diet and color of feathers

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Red Kite

Kania is a very rare, protected and wandering bird from hawks family.

It lives in forests near rivers and lakes. It builds nests on a leafy trees and it lays

eggs once a year in April.

Kania eats small vertebrates and carrions.

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White Tailed Eagle

That bird, which belongs to predatory species, also belongs to animals, which

are protected on the world scale. Bieliks, which before centuries started to be

a symbol of Poland, make their nests from thick branches, which they transport

in their claws. They haunt for fish but also for birds and

mammals. They won’t despise carrion.

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Eurasian Hobby

Kobuz is a small protected falcon, it is over 30 cm long. It’s feathered, similar to

peregrine falcon. It lives in old pinewoods near swamps,

moors or fields. It eats insects and small birds.

For nests kobuz uses nests of other birds for example crows on the tops of high

trees. It lays eggs in June.

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Common Kingfisher

That bird is a little bigger than sparrow and has got unnaturally big beak, which they use not

only to catch fish but also to make their burrows in coasts.

They are very lightweight birds and, if they want to go under water, they need to

nosedive almost vertically. When there is time for feeding, broods from zimorodek take up circle position and they remove according

to indicators of clock.

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Golden Oriole

Wilga is a small, protected yellow bird. It is over 20 cm long.

It lives in forests, gardens, orchards and it builds its nest with grass on forks of tree

branches a few meters over ground. It lays eggs in May or in June. In winter it lives in Africa.

Wilga eats insects and sweet cherries.

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Common Crane

That bird, which rarely lives in Poland, is mostly seen in emigration time.

When it has the hatch time, except from cheerful songs in the beginning and

ending of the day, they don’t give signs of life.

You can see it only on grasslands and fields where they eat.

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Reed Bunting

Potrzos is a small protected bird. It is over 15 cm long.

It lives on fields, swamps and meadows. It lays eggs in May and June in nests hidden

in grass.

Potrzos eats small insects and seeds.

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Common Shelduck

Those birds, which are from duck family, have got unusually contrasting colors of

feathers.

Ohars make their nests in the area of rivers, sometimes in burrows after foxes. In majority, ohars are really aggressive

birds, particularly for another species.

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Forest marten

Marten is a small mammal from weasel family. It has long, flexible body, short

legs, brown fur with a white part on stomach.

Marten lives in pinewood forests. It eats everything: frogs, small animals, insects,

fruit, etc. Marten lives for over 8-10 years.

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Bibliography

• ABC PRZYRODY(),• Encyklopedia Polska PRZYRODA

POLSKA (Jadwiga Knaflewska i Michał Siemienowicz) ,

• Wikipedia The Free Encyklopedia,• www.gazeta.pl/edukacja/• www.faunaflora.com.pl

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In presentation we used photos of:

• Cezary Korkosz,• OTOP,

• Agnieszka and Damian Nowak,• Romain Rials,• Asiencja,• Mirek,

• Paweł Wietedna,• Students from XIII High School in Warsaw,

• José Luis Rodriguez,• Jurek Grzesiak,• Tomasz Cofta.

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Kaya Kostrzewska

Edyta Krupińska

Magdalena Puchalska

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