What to do in SouthSardinia – Bird watching – FLAMINGO CHICKS WERE BORN!

WHAT A SHOW ! THE FIRST FLAMINGO CHICKS WERE BORN IN THE MOLENTARIGIUS PARK

The Parco Molentargius-Saline located between Cagliari and Quartu is one of the most important sites in Europe for the staging, wintering and breeding of numerous wading bird species. A common sight is the pink flamingo, which has been nesting here since 1993. Ponds are also home to the black-winged stilt, the common water hen, the marsh harrier and the Eurasian wigeon, as well as the extremely rare purple heron, great egret and cattle egret, the little egret, the mallard and several species of ducks.

Birdwatchers can admire spectacular views such as the flight of the pink flamingos at sunset or the mating dance of the black-winged stilt.

Join one of the guided tours to observe the park’s plant and animal life! The park includes an area of green parkland with fitness trails and other paths across a beautiful and precious wetland habitat. We recommend to discover the area in push-bike, which you can rent at the entrance, in the “Sali Scelti” building.

Opening hours: From 1 April to 16 October, from 06.30 to 21.00

For more details check (Italian only):
www.apmolentargius.it/
www.parcomolentargius.it/

Photo: http://www.sardegnalive.net/

Posted by Patricia
First posted at http://simplychillout.com

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