Bregenzerach Estuary at Lake Constance

The mouth of the Bregenzerach River into Lake Constance is a special habitat for many animals and plants. Due to the constantly changing water level, nature here is also constantly changing.

Depending on the water level of Lake Constance, you can see more or less here, resp. go out. Wonderful area, pure nature!

The Bregenzer Ach (also known as the Bregenzer Ache or Bregenzerach) is an approximately 67-kilometer-long tributary of Lake Constance in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg. With a catchment area of approximately 830 km², the river drains almost the entire area of the Bregenzerwald Forest and, with an average flow of 41 m³/s, is the most important river in the northern part of the state. The Ach is named after the Vorarlberg state capital, Bregenz, for which it forms the border with the neighboring municipalities of Hard and Lauterach.Source: Wikipedia.