Auweiher (nature reserve, Ravensburg district)

	Auweiher nature reserve IUCN Category IV - Habitat / Species Management Area
	View of the nature reserve "Auweiher" (2012)
location	Neukirch and Bodnegg , Baden-Württemberg , Germany
surface	7.32 hectares
Identifier	4,071
WDPA ID	81343
Geographical location	47 ° 41 ' N , 9 ° 42' E Coordinates: 47 ° 41 '16 " N , 9 ° 41' 57" E
Setup date	December 21, 1973

The area Auweiher is with Regulation of 21 December 1973 of the Regional Council Tübingen been instructed Nature Reserve (NSG number 4071) in the north of Württemberg Baden- community Neukirch ( Bodenseekreis ) and in the southeast of the municipality Bodnegg ( Ravensburg district ) in Germany .

location

The approximately seven hectares large nature reserve Auweiher is one natural area to Westallgäuer hills . It is located about 2.7 kilometers southeast of Bodnegg and 3.3 kilometers north of Neukirch, between the districts of Oberwagenbach , Raihen and Zannau , at an altitude of 530 m above sea level. NN . The Schwarzach flows through the NSG towards the west to the Schussen .

Protection purpose

The main protection purpose is the preservation of a species-rich litter meadow on the former pond floor with floristic rarities.

Flora and fauna

flora

Swamp heart leaf

From the flora worthy of protection , the following plant species (selection) are to be named:

Umbelliferae
- Selinum carvifolia ( Selinum carvifolia ), often simply as Silge referred
Gentian plants
- Swallowwort gentian ( Gentiana asclepiadea )
Buttercups
- Columbine Meadow Rue ( Thalictrum aquilegiifolium ) and Amstel diamond called
Heart leaf plants
- Swamp heart leaf or student rose ( Parnassia palustris )
Cardaceae
- Devil's ordinary ( Succisa prevention simply) Abbiss or devil Wurz and vicious bite called
Daisy family
- Willow-leaved elephant or willow-elephant ( Inula salicina )
Finials
- Common finial ( Polygala vulgaris )
- Marsh crucifer ( Polygala amarella ) or Marsh crucifer
Orchids
- Marsh Orchid ( Dactylorhiza majalis ), and Broad Fingerroot called
- Dactylorhiza incarnata ( Dactylorhiza incarnata ), more rarely Steifblättriges orchid called
- Large two-leaf ( Listera ovata )
- Male orchid ( Orchis mascula ), and Handsome - , Mann - and cuckoo orchid called
- Gymnadenia conopsea ( Gymnadenia conopsea ), also called Langsporn- , Fly or Big Händelwurz referred
- Marsh Helleborine ( Epipactis palustris ), also called White Marsh Wurz , bald Wurz or swamp-sitter called
- Two-leaved forest hyacinth ( Platanthera bifolia ), also white forest hyacinth
Primrose family
- Flour primrose ( Primula farinosa ) or floury cowslip
Red growths
- Bog bedstraw ( Galium uliginosum )
- Nordic bedstraw ( Galium boreale )
Rose plants
- Bloodroot ( Potentilla erecta ), also Dilledapp , Durmentill , snake (n) turmeric , Rotwurz , Ruhr root , seven fingers or Tormentill called
- Great meadow button ( Sanguisorba officinalis )
Sourgrass family
- Alpine deergrass ( Trichophorum alpinum ), also alpine hair ledges , Alpine Hair rush or Alpine Wollgras called
- Broad-leaved cottongrass ( Eriophorum latifolium )
- Davalls sedge ( Carex davalliana ), also called peat sedge or Rau sedge designated
- Millet sedge ( Carex panicea )
- Rostred Kopfried ( Schoenus ferrugineus )
- Hem sedge ( Carex hostiana )
- Beaked sedge ( Carex rostrata )
- Stiff sedge ( Carex elata ), also called stiff sedge referred
Iris family
- Pseudacorus ( Iris pseudacorus ), and Yellow Iris called
Ledge lily plants
- Common field lily ( Tofieldia calyculata )
Sundew plants
- Sundew ( Drosera rotundifolia ), also called sky storage , Lord spoon , sky spoonwort , Spölkrut or Widdertod designated
Sweet grasses
- Purple moor grass ( Molinia caerulea ), also ordinary moor grass , Small moor grass , broom Ried , Benthalm or Bentgras called
Hose plants
- Common Butterwort , even Blue Fettkraut , ordinary Fettkraut or Kiwitzfettkraut ( Pinguicula vulgaris )

Web links

Commons : Auweiher nature reserve - collection of images, videos and audio files

Profile of the nature reserve in the LUBW's list of protected areas