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Caution. Warning signs about the oak processionary moth

Beautiful lake in the middle of the city 💯🔝👍🏻😉‼️

Nice to bathe

smoky waters on the Elbe During floods, dykes and troughs and depressions that accompany watercourses can be subject to an undercurrent, especially in the case of coarse-pored, sandy-gravelly ground. Due to the water pressure of the high river level, the dike is then underflowed by groundwater. It often comes to the surface immediately behind the dyke and forms temporary flat water. The water escapes sometimes "bubbling" or "smoking" because air stored in the ground is pushed up. This phenomenon is commonly referred to as smoky water or crowded water. Where very high amounts of smoke water occur, a smoke dike is sometimes built parallel to the land side of the dike on agricultural areas in order to secure the wider area. In nature reserves, on the other hand, smoke water is a desired effect that is the basis for very valuable biotopes. These offer a certain landscape-ecological partial replacement for the floodplain that was lost due to the covering. On the middle Elbe, where temporary smoky water occurs particularly frequently, these are habitats for amphibians that are rare elsewhere, such as the fire-bellied toad, the moor frog or the tree frog, as well as refuges for Tadpole Shrimp. The rest of the water that presses through a dyke during high water and emerges on the inner embankment is called Drangwasser, Kuverwasser, Köhrwasser, spring water or sweat water. (https://www.biologie-seite.de/Biologie/Qualmwasser)

Especially in summer, when the frogs croak, wonderful acoustics.

The Bracks Smoked Water are located directly on the Elbe dike and the Elbe Cycle Path. A very nice area for cycling or hiking. You have good opportunities to watch birds here and from April to August you can hear the mating call of the fire-bellied toad.

A pretty, medium-sized brackish that is right next to the Elbe dike (on which the Elbe Cycle Path also runs). On the opposite side of the Brack (seen from the Elbe dike) there is a small wooden shelter with a table and benches. On the other side of the dike, the banks of the Elbe are not far here.

From the location you have a beautiful view of the lake and the Dannenberger "skyline". A great photo spot and with a little luck you can also get the swan couple in front of your lens.