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Im Naturpark Hohe Mark Spring marks the beginning of a very special time: the nursery of natureBetween March or April and the end of July, many wild animals give birth to their young or raise their offspring. This phase is known as... Nesting and breeding season bezeichnet.
During these weeks, birds build their nests, incubate their eggs, and later feed hungry chicks. Deer leave their fawns in the protective tall grass, while hares and many other animals care for their young. This time is particularly sensitive for wildlife, as many species are now very vulnerable to disturbance.
This makes it all the more important that nature is protected during this phase. Peace and protection finds – so that the young animals can grow up safely.
By behaving respectfully, all visitors help to protect the wildlife in the area. Naturpark Hohe Mark to protect and preserve the natural balance. This way the Naturpark It will continue to be a valuable habitat for many animal and plant species.
Young animals need rest
Roe deer often leave their fawns well hidden in tall grass or at the edge of the forest. Hares, ground-nesting birds such as skylarks and various duck species, as well as many songbirds, also raise their young during this time. The young animals are often barely visible and rely on their camouflage. If they are disturbed, it can be life-threatening for them.
Consideration when experiencing nature
The Naturpark Hohe Mark It invites you to relax and experience nature. To protect both people and animals, we ask visitors to observe the rules during the nesting and breeding season. special consideration:
Stay on the paths, so as not to disturb habitats and nests
dogs on a leashso that they do not disturb young animals
keep distance and do not chase or harass animals while photographing them
Do not touch or take young animals – the parent animals are usually nearby
To ensure that fawns, chicks and other young animals can grow up undisturbed, various information panels in the Naturpark Hohe Mark about the nesting and breeding season and ask for special consideration, as in this example.
Naturpark High mark
im Naturparkhouse Tiergarten Schloss Raesfeld
Tiergarten 1
46348 Raesfeld
Phone: 02865-609110
Email: np-hohemark@raesfeld.de
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