Monitoring was conducted from March 3 to 6 with the participation of staff from the monitoring department.
As a result of the observations, experts identified more than 20 species of birds, including the whooper swan, black goose, mallard, common goldeneye, white-tailed eagle, large black brent goose, gull, as well as white and gray herons, laughing gull, red-headed duck, swan goose, little bittern, and whiskered tern.
Organization specialists emphasized that such studies play a key role in monitoring the biological diversity of the region and help in assessing the status of populations of waterfowl and wetland birds.
