Königsauer moss

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Königsauer Moos (Bavaria)
Königsauer moss
Königsauer moss
Situation map

Coordinates: 48 ° 40 ′ 30 ″  N , 12 ° 32 ′ 7 ″  E

The Königsauer Moos offers the Siberian iris a habitat.
Adrian von Riedl's map from 1802 shows the important connection between the Isar and Königsauer Moos. The high water level of the Isar before it was straightened favored the formation of a fen in the adjacent northern parts of the lower Isar valley.

The Königsauer Moos is a fen area in the lower Isar valley . It extends from the west ( state road 2111 near Dingolfing ) to the east ( St 2114 near Großköllnbach ) over a length of 10.3 km² north of the A 92 and south of the district road DGF 10 . The area essentially extends over the districts of Lengthal , Moosthenning , Thürnthenning and Ottering (municipality of Moosthenning) and over the district of Großköllnbach (municipality of Pilsting ). It also contains smaller peripheral areas in the north of the municipalities or districts of the cities of Dingolfing , Gottfrieding and Mamming , where these extend north of the A92. It has an area of 1300 hectares and is one of the last great low-moor areas in Bavaria is. What matters is the name Einödhof Königsau in the district Ottering in the northeast of the area.

Flora and fauna

Within the Königsauer Moos are 130 hectares of biotope areas and 270 hectares of contractual nature conservation areas  . Around 150,000 euros a year are spent on this from the public  purse. In Königsauer moss 40% live in the Bavarian stock of curlews . 90% of the Lower Bavarian gray chambers live here. The Königsauer Moos is a retreat for low- moor-specific animal and plant species (e.g. flour primrose , sedge devil , blue ant , great golden insect , garlic toad ). In spring and autumn , the Königsauer Moos is an important resting place for international bird migration . Over 120 bird species have already been identified. In 2004 the Königsauer Moos was included in the European natural heritage as a bird sanctuary (SPA).

Bird species in the Königsauer Moos

The whinchat ( Saxicola rubetra ) is an endangered bird.

Hazards and protective measures

The common snipe ( Gallinago gallinago ) is a moor inhabitant of Königsau and, according to the Red List, is also threatened with extinction.

The quality of the Königsauer Moos as a bird sanctuary is impaired and endangered in the long term by major events on the edge of the area, by dogs running freely , by creeping lowering of the groundwater , by increasingly scarce financial resources to compensate for the care of meadows and by willful backfilling of sinks. To improve the habitats in the Königsauer Moos, environmental friends ( BN , LBV , also sponsors such as banks and shops) try to stop the creeping drying out of the fens at least in the main area of the Königsauer Moos . The following measures are important here: creation of ponds and lakes (unevenness in floodplains), ditch widening and the conversion of arable land into meadows , as well as land purchases and the rounding off of the land for sale.

Individual evidence

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