Rieselfelder Münster Nature Reserve

A visit is not just for bird fans and hiking enthusiasts, but also for anyone who is receptive to beautiful evening moods in nature or who likes to take nature photos. My tip: In the evenings in late summer/early autumn it gets particularly atmospheric here (with correspondingly beautiful photo motifs) - as long as the evening sun shows up (at least a little bit).

The Rieselfelder are great! Here is always worth a walk. Since there is so much to discover and many paths, you can really come here often and always put together different combinations of ways.

The Europareservat near Münster is above all a retreat for waders and waterfowl. Ducks and shelducks, for example, live in the sewage fields all year round. There are also migratory birds such as cranes, which make a stop in the area on their journeys. Specially protected bird species such as the goosander can also be observed in the protected area.

But other animal species also live in the Münster sewage fields: insects such as dragonflies or butterflies, amphibians such as frogs and newts and reptiles such as grass snakes. There are also fish in the water areas: stickleback, rudd and roach can be found, in the flowing waters also gudgeon, loach and hazel.

Anyone who has already walked along the Rieselfelder Münster may have already spotted the largest residents: Heck cattle are kept on the pastures. By eating them away, they should help to preserve the landscape in its current form. In addition, Re