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Bakelse plassen, I think, were created by dredging work. In the distance you can still see sand being extracted there.

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nice place with water.

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Over the years, the Bakelse Plassen have become a rich bird area, both on the banks and on the water. Daubenton's bats also thrive here. And in the early morning hours, you might encounter deer coming to drink. For example, breeding waterfowl can be found here: grebes, little grebes, mute swans, greylag geese, mallards, tufted ducks, gadwalls, little ringed plovers, moorhens, and coots. In 2019, 269 sand martins were counted, and last year, 229 sand martins were counted. Many bird species have also found their breeding grounds and habitats on the banks and the adjacent golf course. Some of the breeding species found here include: the green, black, lesser spotted and great spotted woodpecker, woodlark, barn swallows, tree pipit and meadow pipit, black redstart, stonechat, mockingbird, treecreeper, blackcap, greenfinches, goldfinches, linnet, yellowhammer and the beautiful bullfinch.

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While walking we arrive here at a beautiful quiet pond, the weather was nice and clear and thanks to that we were able to take a beautiful photo

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An area of over 35 hectares has been created for the development of new nature to compensate for sand extraction.

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Lovely and beautiful area for walking.

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Is a beautiful area for walking and enjoying nature.

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Beautiful fen with an island in the middle of the Stippelberg area between Milheeze and the Rips

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Beautiful fen with a small island in the Stippelberg forest area

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Great landscape with pines and deciduous trees on a sandy surface. Many narrow paths allow a varied hike in peaceful nature.

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The Nederheide is a forest area of 463 hectares. Although this original wasteland was cleared and planted with Scots pine at the beginning of the 20th century, this land has never been sold to private individuals, but has always been municipal property. The Nederheide is closely connected to the very extensive estate and wooded area of the Stippelberg, here you will find forests, sand drifts, heather and stately avenues. On the southern edge of the Nederheide there are old gravel mining areas, some of which have been renatured and blend well into the landscape.

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Here you will find information about the area, a restaurant with a terrace on the water and a beach bath.