Eriskircher Ried
"Eriskircher Ried" nature reserve |
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location | Eriskirch in Lake Constance district , Baden-Württemberg , Germany | |
surface | 5.565 km² | |
Identifier | 4,020 | |
WDPA ID | 7125 | |
Geographical location | 47 ° 37 ' N , 9 ° 31' E | |
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Setup date | July 8, 1939; Extension 1983 | |
administration | Regional Council Tübingen |
The Eriskircher Ried is a nature reserve (NSG number 4.020) in the area of the municipality of Eriskirch and the city of Friedrichshafen, designated by ordinance of July 8, 1939 as well as an extension and new ordinance of October 10, 1983 by the Ministry of Economics, Medium-Sized Enterprises and Transport and the Tübingen regional council . It is the largest nature reserve on the northern shore of Lake Constance .
The protected area is partly identical to the also designated FFH areas " Bodenseeuferlandschaft east Friedrichshafen " (SG-No. 8423341), " Schussenbecken and Schmalegger Tobel " (SG-No. 8323341) and the European bird sanctuary " Eriskircher Ried " (SG- No. 8323-401).
location
The approximately 552 hectare (ha) nature reserve Eriskircher Ried is located between the Rotach and the Schussen confluence with Lake Constance, west and south of Eriskirch and east of Friedrichshafen, in the Lake Constance district of Baden-Württemberg in Germany .
Protection purpose
The main protection purpose is the preservation of the unique natural area between the Schussen and Rotach estuaries with the extensive shallow water zone of Lake Constance, the reed areas, the reed areas, the oxbow lakes and the cultural landscape elements as a particularly natural breeding, resting and feeding area for many rare, to Waterfowl , insects , fish , amphibians and reptiles , some of which are threatened with extinction , with species-rich vegetation, in particular a diverse, particularly rich, typical flat moor flora with some species that are threatened with extinction.
geology
In the Würm Ice Age , about 20,000 years ago, who coined the Rhine - foreland glaciers the landscape of today's Lake Constance. Sediments from the lake and the rivers that have been deposited since the last ice age form the subsoil of the reed; in some places there is moraine material .
Sedge meadow with white stork
The shot just before it flows into Lake Constance
Habitats
The distribution of different plant and animal communities in the Eriskircher Ried is mainly influenced by the altitude above the mean water of Lake Constance and the associated different lengths of flooding during high water. Today we distinguish four habitats.
- The backwater
- By their very nature, Schussen and Rotach did not flow straight to Lake Constance, but formed numerous loops of the river. These were straightened by humans at the beginning of the 20th century and cut off when they were shot. The so-called still or backwater emerged.
- The shot with the floodplain forests
- Alluvial forests are azonal forest communities that are strongly influenced by flooding and high groundwater levels .
- The litter meadows
- Litter meadows are among the most valuable biotopes today . The meadows near the lake in Eriskircher Ried are flooded for weeks almost every year so that they could not be used as fodder meadows; they were mowed in the winter half of the year, and the mowing material was used as litter (from which the name "litter meadow" is derived) in stables.
- The bank area with shallow water zone
- The reeds and reeds , which are flooded in summer, are very flat and fall up to a kilometer out, are the nurseries of fish and water birds. Nutrients, light and heat promote plant growth here, so this shallow water zone is the most productive area of the whole lake. When the water is low, large areas of mud emerge, which are valuable resting places for curlews and other waders .
Flora and fauna
flora
In the Eriskircher Ried around 650 plant species have been identified. The following species are to be named from the flora worthy of protection (selection):
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Amaryllis Family (5)
- Scented leek ( Allium ramosum ), also fragrant leek
- Spring knot flower ( Leucojum vernum ), also called Märzenbecher , Marchbecher or Large Snowdrop
- Kiel leek ( Allium carinatum ), also keeled leek
- Edge leek ( Allium angulosum )
- Chives ( Allium schoenoprasum ), even grass , Binsen- , Brislauch , Jacob onion , cut leeks or chives called
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Araliaceae
- Common pennywort ( Hydrocotyle vulgaris )
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Arum family
- Trilateral duckweed ( Lemna trisulca )
- Multi-rooted pond lentil ( Spirodela polyrhiza )
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Balsamic plants
- Himalayan balsam ( Impatiens glandulifera ), and Indian balsam called
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Bear moss plants
- Common Swamp Bear Moss or Moor Bear Moss ( Lycopodiella inundata )
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Rushes
- Alpine rush or mountain rush ( Juncus alpinus , synonym: Juncus alpinoarticulatus )
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Birch plants
- Black Alder ( Alnus glutinosa )
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Figwort family (2)
- Pale Gauchheil speedwell ( Veronica catenata )
- Windflower Mullein ( Verbascum phlomoides )
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Beech family
- English oak ( Quercus robur ), including English oak or German oak called
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Umbelliferae (6)
- Creeping Celery ( Apium repens )
- Caraway-leaved Silge ( Selinum carvifolia )
- Water hemlock ( Cicuta virosa ), one of the most poisonous umbelliferous plants
- Common meadow silge ( Silaum silaus )
- Large water fennel ( Oenanthe aquatica ), also known as water umbel vines known
- Swamp hair strand or oil senich ( Peucedanum palustre )
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Trident family
- Swamp trident ( Triglochin palustre )
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Gentian Family (2)
- Small centaury ( Centaurium pulchellum ) is also called delicate centaury
- Lung gentian ( Gentiana pneumonanthe )
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Fever Clover Family
- Fever clover or bitter clover ( Menyanthes trifoliata )
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Frog-bite family
- European frog bite ( Hydrocharis morsus-ranae )
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Frog-spoon plants
- Common arrowhead ( Sagittaria sagittifolia ), also known as Arrow sheet referred
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Foxtail family
- Gray-green goosefoot ( Chenopodium glaucum )
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Germergewächse
- Herb Paris ( Paris quadrifolia ), a poisonous plant, and Four-leaf herb Paris called
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Bluebell family
- Meadow Bellflower ( Campanula patula )
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Buttercup Family (9)
- Columbine Meadow Rue ( Thalictrum aquilegiifolium ) and Amstel diamond called
- Burning buttercup ( Ranunculus flammula )
- Narrow-leaved meadow rue ( Thalictrum simplex )
- Yellow rue ( Thalictrum flavum )
- Venom buttercup ( Ranunculus sceleratus )
- Ranunculus trichophyllus ( Ranunculus trichophyllus ), also Haarblättriger Buttercup called
- Trollblume ( Trollius europaeus ), also Goldköpfchen , buttercup , butter ball ( Anke Bollen ) or Kugelranunkel
- Forest buttercup ( Ranunculus nemorosus ), also Hain buttercup called
- Tongued buttercup ( Ranunculus lingua ), also called large buttercup
- Hemp plants
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Legumes (8)
- Mountain clover ( Trifolium montanum )
- Pale yellow clover ( Trifolium ochroleucon )
- Common wound clover ( Anthyllis vulneraria ), also common wound clover
- Strawberry Clover ( Trifolium fragiferum ), also raspberry Klee called
- High sweet clover ( Melilotus altissimus )
- Marsh horn clover ( Lotus pedunculatus )
- Marsh pea ( Lathyrus palustris )
- Four-seeded vetch ( Vicia tetrasperma )
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Dog poison plants
- Swallowwort ( Vincetoxicum hirundinaria )
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Hedgehog family
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Sparganium erectum ( Sparganium erectum ), even upright bur reed called
- Ignored hedgehog cob (Sparganium erectum subsp. Neglectum)
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Sparganium erectum ( Sparganium erectum ), even upright bur reed called
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St. John's wort family
- St. John's wort ( Hypericum perforatum )
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Cardaceae (3)
- Devil's ordinary ( Succisa pratensis ), simply Abbiss , Devil Wurz or vicious bite called
- Pigeon Skabiose (Scabiosa columbaria), also called pigeon Scabious referred
- Wild teasel or wild cardendistel ( Dipsacus fullonum )
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Knotweed Family (3)
- Great water dock ( Rumex hydrolapathum ), also pond or giant dock called
- Shore dock or beach dock ( Rumex maritimus )
- Water knotweed ( Persicaria amphibia )
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Composites (15)
- Field chamomile ( Anthemis arvensis )
- Bach thistle ( Cirsium rivulare )
- Färber's nip ( Serratula tinctoria )
- Large flea herb ( Pulicaria dysenterica ), popularly known under the name Ruhr Wurz or Ruhr flea herb known
- Canadian goldenrod ( Solidago canadensis )
- Nodding two-toothed tooth ( Bidens cernua )
- Lower salsify ( Scorzonera humilis )
- Rocket-leaf ragwort ( Senecio erucifolius ), also rocket-leaf ragwort
- Radiant two-tooth or radiant two-tooth ( Bidens radiata )
- Swamp dandelion ( Taraxacum sectio palustria )
- Marsh dysentery ( Gnaphalium uliginosum )
- Marsh yarrow or Bertram yarrow ( Achillea ptarmica )
- Marsh ragwort ( Senecio paludosus )
- Water ragwort , also water ragwort ( Senecio aquaticus )
- Willow-leaved elephant ( Inula salicina ), also known as willow-elephant
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Cruciferous Family (5)
- Real watercress ( Nasturtium officinale )
- French dog mustache ( Erucastrum gallicum )
- Common pond cress ( Rorippa palustris )
- Diplotaxis muralis ( Diplotaxis muralis ), also arable Doppelrauke or wall mustard called
- Blunt-edged dog mustache or watercress-leaved dog mustache ( Erucastrum nasturtiifolium )
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Finaceae (2)
- Common finial ( Polygala vulgaris )
- Marsh finial ( Polygala amarella )
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Pondweed family (5)
- Streaky pondweed ( Potamogeton perfoliatus )
- Fishweed or dense pondweed ( Groenlandia densa )
- Flooding pondweed ( Potamogeton nodosus )
- Narrow-leaved pondweed ( Potamogeton x angustifolius )
- Specular pondweed ( Potamogeton lucens )
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Mint family
- Soft-haired hollow tooth ( Galeopsis pubescens )
- Swamp ziest ( Stachys palustris )
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Musk plants
- Common snowball ( Viburnum opulus ), also common snowball
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Myrsine family
- Common loosestrife ( Lysimachia vulgaris )
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Adder tongue family (2)
- Real moon rue ( Botrychium lunaria )
- Common adder's tongue ( Ophioglossum vulgatum )
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Carnation family
- Bach chickweed ( Stellaria alsine ), also source chickweed called
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Orchids (15)
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Coeloglossum
- Green hollow tongue ( Coeloglossum viride )
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Drehwurzen
- Summer Twistroot ( Spiranthes aestivalis ), also called Sommerwendelorchis or Sommerwendelähre referred
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Gloss herb
- Fen orchid ( Liparis loeselii ), also known as peat-gloss herb , Glanzstendel or older designation Glanzorchis known
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Handelwurzen
- Gymnadenia conopsea ( Gymnadenia conopsea ), also long spur Händelwurz , Flying Händelwurz or Large Händelwurz called
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Honey orchis
- Single-bulb honey orchids ( Herminium monorchis )
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Orchids
- Brandy orchid ( Orchis ustulata )
- Marsh Orchid ( Dactylorhiza majalis ), often referred to as Broad Fingerroot referred
- Dactylorhiza incarnata or meat Red Orchid ( Dactylorhiza incarnata ), more rarely Steifblättriges orchid called
- Helmet orchid ( Orchis militaris )
- Green-winged Orchid ( Orchis morio ), also known as salep orchid or fool's cap referred
- Straw-yellow orchid or pale yellow orchid ( Dactylorhiza ochroleuca )
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Net sheet
- Creeping net leaf ( Goodyera repens ), the only evergreen plant species from the orchid family in German-speaking countries
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Ragwurzen
- Bee ragwort ( Ophrys apifera )
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Stendelwurzen
- Sumpf-Stendelwurz ( Epipactis palustris ), also white Sumpfwurz , Real Sumpfwurz or Sumpf-Sitter
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Forest hyacinths
- Two-leaved forest hyacinth ( Platanthera bifolia ), also white forest hyacinth
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Soft orchids
- Marsh soft orchids ( Hammarbya paludosa ) (?)
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Coeloglossum
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Primrose Family (3)
- Real cowslip ( Primula veris ), also meadow primrose or sky key
- Flour primrose ( Primula farinosa ), also floury cowslip
- Ostrich loosestrife ( Lysimachia thyrsiflora )
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Predatory plants
- Lake Constance forget-me-nots ( Myosotis rehsteineri ), probably extinct
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Red growths
- High bedstraw ( Galium elongatum often) as high marsh bedstraw referred
- Nordic bedstraw ( Galium boreale )
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Rose Family (5)
- Brook avens ( Geum rivale )
- Holzapfel ( Malus sylvestris ), also called European wild apple called
- Little meadowsweet ( Filipendula vulgaris )
- Norwegian cinquefoil ( Potentilla norvegica )
- Swamp blood-eye ( Potentilla palustris )
- Wine Rose ( Rosa rubiginosa ) also Fence Rose , apple Rose or Sweet Briar called
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Sandalwood
- White berry mistletoe ( Viscum album ), also known as white mistletoe
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Sourgrass Family (35)
- Alpine rush ( Trichophorum alpinum ), also Alpine rush , Alpine rush or Alpine cotton grass
- Arm- flowered swamp rush or little-flowered swamp rush ( Eleocharis quinqueflora )
- Bastard Kopfried ( Schoenus x intermedius )
- Bins cutting ( Cladium mariscus ), also cutting Ried or cutting called
- Bubble sedge ( Carex vesicaria ), and narrow-Carex vesicaria called
- Brown sedge ( Carex nigra ), also meadow sedge
- Brown Sedge Grass ( Cyperus fuscus )
- Broad-leaved cottongrass ( Eriophorum latifolium )
- Buxbaum's sedge ( Carex buxbaumii )
- Davalls sedge ( Carex davalliana ), also called peat sedge or Rau sedge designated
- Wire sedge ( Carex diandra )
- Single-skin rush ( Eleocharis uniglumis )
- Thread sedge ( Carex lasiocarpa )
- Felt sedge ( Carex tomentosa ), also called Filzfrüchtige sedge referred
- Flea Sedge ( Carex pulicaris )
- Fox sedge ( Carex vulpina )
- Yellow sedge ( Carex flava ), also known as common sedge or large sedge
- Yellowish Sedge Grass ( Cyperus flavescens )
- Hedgehog sedge ( Carex echinata )
- Long-legged sedge ( Carex elongata )
- Rostred Kopfried ( Schoenus ferrugineus )
- Hem sedge ( Carex hostiana )
- Pygmy sedge ( Carex pseudocyperus )
- Mud sedge ( Carex limosa )
- Slender cottongrass ( Eriophorum gracile ), also dainty cottongrass
- Narrow-leaved cottongrass ( Eriophorum angustifolium )
- Flaky yellow sedge ( Carex lepidocarpa )
- Black schoenus ( Schoenus nigricans ), also head rush called
- Blackhead sedge ( Carex appropinquata )
- Late yellow sedge ( Carex viridula )
- Shore sedge ( Carex riparia )
- White Schnabelried ( Rhynchospora alba )
- Squeezed source bulrush ( Blysmus compressus ), also source ledges , swelling rush , Flat Quellried or Platthalm-Quellried called
- Two-row sedge ( Carex disticha )
- Cyprus grass sedge ( Carex bohemica )
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Horsetail family
- Branched horsetail ( Equisetum ramosissimum )
- Colorful horsetail ( Equisetum variegatum )
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Iris family
- Siberian iris ( Iris sibirica ), also meadow iris
- Pseudacorus ( Iris pseudacorus ), and Yellow Iris called
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Water lily plants (2)
- Yellow pond rose ( Nuphar lutea )
- White water lily ( Nymphaea alba )
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Ledge lily plants
- Ordinary Sims lily ( Tofieldia calyculata ) even sepals or shell Sims lily called
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Summer Roots (8)
- Yellow Arumwort ( Orobanche lutea )
- Awn rattlespot ( Rhinanthus glacialis )
- Large rattlespot ( Rhinanthus angustifolius )
- Small broomrape ( Orobanche minor ), even Klee strangler called
- Red tooth rust ( Odontites vulgaris ), other names are later red tooth rust , autumn tooth rust and red eyebright
- Marsh louse weed ( Pedicularis palustris )
- Purple Summer Arum ( Orobanche purpurea )
- Forest lice herb ( Pedicularis sylvatica )
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Sundew plants (2)
- Drosera anglica ( Drosera anglica ), also known as long-leaf sundew or English sundew referred
- Sundew ( Drosera rotundifolia ), also heavenly dew , Lord spoon , sky scurvy grass , Spölkrut or Widdertod called
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Spindle trees
- Parnassia palustris ( Parnassia palustris ), also student florets called
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Sweet grass (8)
- Bristle grass ( Nardus stricta ), also deer hair or Bürstling called
- Trident or common trident ( Danthonia decumbens )
- Mean Quaking ( Briza media ), also known as the ordinary - or Middle Quaking referred
- Kinky Foxtail Grass ( Alopecurus geniculatus ), also Kinky Foxtail
- Mouse barley ( Hordeum murinum )
- Spring grass ( Catabrosa aquatica )
- Grape Trespe or Grape Trespe ( Bromus racemosus )
- Water swaths ( Glyceria maxima ), also large swaths , large water swaths or giant swaths
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Marsh fern family
- Marsh fern ( Thelypteris palustris )
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Millennial family
- Myriophyllum spicatum ( Myriophyllum spicatum ), also Ährenblütiges milfoil called
- Whorled milfoil ( Myriophyllum verticillatum )
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Elm family
- Field elm ( Ulmus minor )
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Violet family
- Dog violet ( Viola canina )
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Hose family (5)
- Common water hose ( Utricularia vulgaris ), a carnivorous species
- Common Butterwort , even Blue Fettkraut , ordinary Fettkraut or Kiwitzfettkraut ( Pinguicula vulgaris )
- Small water hose ( Utricularia minor )
- Middle hose ( Utricularia intermedia )
- Utricularia australis ( Utricularia australis ), and Southern Water Hose or Large water tube called
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Plantain Family (5)
- European Strandling ( Littorella uniflora )
- God's mercy herb ( Gratiola officinalis )
- Great speedwell ( veronica teucrium )
- Swamp water star ( Callitriche palustris ), also called the spring water star
- Mare's tail ( Hippuris vulgaris ), often referred to as Common mare's tail designated
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Willow Family (5)
- Creeping Willow ( Salix repens )
- Laurel willow ( Salix pentandra )
- Ripe willow ( Salix daphnoides )
- Black poplar ( Populus nigra ), also called saar tree
- White willow ( Salix alba )
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Loosestrife
- Common loosestrife ( Lythrum salicaria )
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Bindweed
- Common bindweed ( Calystegia sepium )
- Quendel silk ( Cuscuta epithymum )
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Spurge family
- Broad-leaved Spurge ( Euphorbia platyphyllos )
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Timeless growth
- Autumn Timeless ( Colchicum autumnale )
fauna
The following species of fauna are worthy of protection (selection):
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Amphibians
- the pond frog ( Rana kl. esculenta ), also water frog , from the family of real frogs
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fishes
- the pike ( Esox lucius ), a native predatory fish belonging to the pike family
- the rudd ( Scardinius erythrophthalmus ), also loggerhead roach or red chalk , from the carp family
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Insects , including around 350 species of day and night butterflies
- the great moss damsel ( Leucorrhinia pectoralis ) is a medium-sized species from the family of the sailing dragonflies
- the iris weevil or white-spotted iris weevil ( Mononychus punctumalbum ), a species of beetle
- Long-winged sword horror ( Conocephalus fuscus ), a species of the sword horror family
- the leek insect ( Mecostethus parapleurus ) from the grasshopper family
- the Phengaris Alcon ( Maculinea alcon ), including Little Moorbläuling called a butterfly of the family of Bläulinge
- Southern damsel ( Aeshna affinis ), a species from the dragonfly family
- Reptiles
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Arachnids
- Predatory mites and spider mites
- the wasp spider ( Argiope bruennichi ), also known as the zebra spider , a species from the family of real orb web spiders
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Mammals
- the water bat ( Myotis daubentonii ) from the smooth-nosed family
Pond frog
( Rana kl. Esculenta )Northern pike
( Esox lucius )Phengaris Alcon
( Glaucopsyche Alcon )Wasp spider
( Argiope bruennichi )Grass snake
( Natrix natrix )Water bat
( Myotis daubentonii )White-spotted Iris weevil
( Mononychus punctumalbum )
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Birds , including around 70 breeding bird species
- Ammern : Reed bunting ( Emberiza schoeniclus )
- Kingfishers : Kingfisher ( Alcedo atthis )
- Anatidae : Bergente , white-fronted goose , Brandgans , eider , long-tailed , goosanders ( Mergus merganser ), Graugans , Mute Swan ( Cygnus olor ), teal , Kolbenente ( Netta rufina ), teal ( Anas crecca ), Löffelente , Moorente , Pfeifente , tufted ( Aythya fuligula ) Samtente , Schellente ( Bucephala clangula ), Schnatterente ( Anas strepera ), Singschwan ( Cygnus Cygnus ), Saatgans , pintail , mallard , Tafelente ( Aythya ferina ), Trauerente , dwarf Schwan
- Owls : barn owl , little owl ( Athene noctua ), short-eared owl , tawny owl , long-eared owl
- Hawk-like : tree falcon ( Falco subbuteo ), merlin , red-footed falcon , kestrel , peregrine falcon
- Flycatcher : Stonechat ( Saxicola rubicola )
- Warbler : Reed Warbler ( Acrocephalus arundinaceus ), grasshopper warbler ( Locustella naevia ) Icterine Warbler ( Hippolais icterina also -) Garden Warbler , Reed Warbler ( Acrocephalus scirpaceus ) - popularly known as Rohrspatz called
- Accipitridae : Habicht , Harrier , Buzzard , rough-legged buzzard , harrier , Rotmilan , Schell Adler , Schlangenadler , black kite ( Milvus migrans ), eagle , hawk , Steppe Weihe , Buzzard , Wiesenweihe
- Chicken birds : pheasant , partridge , quail ( Coturnix coturnix )
- Cormorants : Great cormorant ( Phalacrocorax carbo )
- Crane birds : coot ( Fulica atra ), little moorhen , crane ( Grus grus ), pond rail , spotted moorhen , corncrake ( Crex crex ), water rail ( Rallus aquaticus )
- Grebes : Great Crested Grebe ( Podiceps cristatus ), Black-necked Grebe ( Podiceps nigricollis ), Little Grebe ( Tachybaptus ruficollis )
- Gulls : Dreizehenmöwe , glaucous , Skua , gull , black-headed gull ( Larus ridibundus ), Gull , Mittelmeermöwe , Parasitic , Gull , Herring , Pomarine , Caspian , Sturmmöwe ( Larus canus ), Gull
- Golden Oriole : Golden Oriole ( Oriolus oriolus )
- Plover : Lapwing ( Vanellus vanellus )
- Heron : Gray heron , night heron , Purpurreiher , Rallenreiher , Seidenreiher , silver Heron ( Casmerodius albus )
- Waders : Alpine beach runner ( Calidris alpina ), Sandpiper ( Actitis hypoleucos ), Curlew ( Numenius arquata ), dwarf beach runner ( Calidris minuta )
- Terns : common tern ( Sterna hirundo ), black tern ( Chlidonias niger )
- Woodpeckers : Great spotted woodpecker , gray woodpecker ( Picus canus ), green woodpecker ( Picus viridis ), small woodpecker , black woodpecker , wryneck ( Jynx torquilla )
- Hoopoe : Hoopoe ( Upupa epops )
- Shrike : Northern gray shrike ( Lanius excubitor )
Dunlin
( Calidris alpina )Coot
( Fulica atra )Kingfisher
( Alcedo atthis )Great Crested Grebe
( Podiceps cristatus )Golden Oriole
( Oriolus oriolus )Tufted Duck
( Aythya fuligula )Whooper swan
( Cygnus cygnus )
Conservation Center
In 1992, the Eriskirch Nature Conservation Center Foundation was set up in cooperation with the state of Baden-Württemberg, the Lake Constance district and the Eriskirch community . In the former station building the visitor gets fascinating insights into the natural landscape of Lake Constance and the beauty of the nature reserve "Eriskircher Ried". In addition to various exhibitions, the nature conservation center also regularly organizes guided tours under expert guidance, lectures and seminars.
Lake Constance Path
From the mouth of the Rotach, the route of the Lake Constance Trail, which was already signposted in 1997 , leads from Friedrichshafen out of town, parallel to the banks to Eriskirch. Two viewing platforms and thirteen stations with information boards convey the context of the Eriskircher Ried and give explanations on various topics such as "animals", "plants", "alluvial forest" and "shore zone".
literature
- Department for nature conservation and landscape management: nature reserves in the administrative district of Tübingen . Ed .: Regional Council Tübingen. Second revised and expanded edition. Thorbecke, Ostfildern 2006, ISBN 978-3-7995-5175-5 , pp. 265-268 .
Web links
- Nature conservation center Eriskirch
- Ornithological Working Group Bodensee (OAB)
- Weblink of the State Institute for the Environment, Measurements and Nature Conservation Baden-Württemberg (LUBW)
- Ferns and flowering plants on the Red List on the shores of Lake Constance at Arbeitsgemeinschaft Bodenseeufer (AGBU)
- Eriskircher Ried at Naturschutz.landbw.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ordinance of the Ministry of Economics, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises and Transport and the Tübingen regional council on the "Eriskircher Ried" nature reserve of October 10, 1983 (Journal of Laws of December 23, 1983, p. 804)
- ↑ Natz - On the road in the nature reserve "Eriskircher Ried"; Foundation "Nature Conservation Center Eriskirch; 2008
- ↑ "Species list of birds" of the nature reserve 'Eriskircher Ried', publisher: Foundation "Naturschutzzentrum Eriskirch", July 2004