괴레-오버플래키‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

The De Roode Weel wheel was created after a dike breach. It is located in a nature reserve that is part of the Cruijslandse Kreken. This area near the fortified town of Steenbergen is a true paradise for bird lovers. Because it is the domain of, among others, the marsh harrier, water rail, common snipe and little owl. They can be 'secretly' spotted from the birdwatching hut since the beginning of 2018. This architectural masterpiece is located at the bottom of the dike and offers a magnificent view of the Roode Weel. It is made of Accoya wood, just like the picnic jetty at De Blauwe Sluis. This creates unity between the various objects along the West Brabantse Waterlinie. Want to know more? Click through to https://www.zuiderwaterlinie.nl/vestingsteden/natuurgebieden/cruijslandse-kreken

Take a seat and discover the main characters in this water feature. Each season is colored differently. It's up to you to recognize the players. Information boards give tips and reveal external characteristics.

According to the designers, the birdwatching hut 'de Zeemol' is made entirely of second-hand wood and used stone slabs.

Beautiful views of the Scottish highlands and water birds.

From this cabin you have a nice overview of the Volkerak.

In these layers, a puddle-dras situation is present in combination with small islands. This makes this area very valuable as a breeding and foraging area for marsh, meadow and coastal birds. Birds foraging in the Oosterschelde also emerge in the inlays and inlays have an important function as a high-tide refuge. Species such as silver plover, curlew, bar-tailed godwit, dunlin and knot wait in densely packed masses for a favorable tide. These inlays with surrounding cart fields have traditionally been among the best breeding areas for redshank and avocet in the Netherlands. More info at https://vogelkijkhut.nl/view/186/

Nice winding path with good road surface

For more information about the bird hide and the environment, see: https://vogelkijkhut.nl/view/698/