The Marchegg floodplain reserve near the Slovakian border is home to over 500 animal and plant species, some of which are highly endangered. Storks, white-tailed eagles, gray herons and beavers can be seen again and again. A herd of Konik horses also inhabits the nature reserve. These in turn attract grasshoppers and other insects.

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1. Marchauen Nature Reserve – Marchegg Castle loop from Marchegg

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Location: Marchegg, Gänserndorf, Weinviertel, Lower Austria, Austria

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1. Marchauen Nature Reserve – Marchegg Castle loop from Marchegg

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