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Pressrelease: 734

Barn owl, kestrel and other building-dwelling bird species

The Environmental Agency invites you - Lecture on 28 November, 5 pm

Pd0734 Schleiereulen

This year's last lecture of the monthly events of the voluntary nature conservation service will take place on Tuesday, 28 November at 5 pm in the citizens' room of the nature conservation station Adelsbergstr. 192.

Ornithologist Dieter Kronbach from Limbach-Oberfrohna will look at the situation of building-dwelling bird species such as jackdaws, swifts, kestrels and barn owls, whose numbers have dwindled significantly in recent decades, and look for reasons for this. We will also be looking at the black-headed gull, which is also a breeding bird in the city of Chemnitz, but is only known to many people as a breeding bird on our coasts.

The event is free of charge. All nature conservation helpers and those interested in the topic are cordially invited. Due to the shortage of parking spaces on site, we recommend using public transport (tram line 5 to the "Pappelhain" stop).

Photo source: City of Chemnitz/Environmental Agency