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With binoculars you can spot the animals much better

The marshes and fens of De Liereman are not empty spaces, but a fragile and vibrant ecosystem where water, insects, birds, and amphibians are closely linked—a landscape where wetlands make all the difference. These wet, often inaccessible areas provide essential habitat for dragonflies and damselflies. Their larvae grow up in the fens' water, while adult dragonflies can be seen hunting above the water in spring and summer. They, in turn, are an important food source for birds such as the Eurasian hobby. Amphibians, including rare frog species, also find a safe haven here.

I can always be pleased with a look at the animals. They're usually grazing happily in the meadow.

Parking for cars and bicycles close to Speelzone Zandplek and the Slapende Reus.

Here you can play on a sleeping giant. You can even work as an archaeologist.

The mill, a colossus weighing over thirty tons, was moved to this location in 1954 and was then designated a protected monument. Previously, the mill stood on Kerkenbergen, along the road to Retie. (Information board on site)

Very nice quiet walk along the water.

The Prinsenpark is a nature and recreation area of 215 ha in the south of the Belgian municipality of Retie. It is located southwest of Retie, northwest of Mol, northeast of Geel and southeast of Kasterlee. In the south lies the Bocholt-Herentals Canal and in the north the Prinsenpark connects to the Witte Nete valley. The domain is managed by the province of Antwerp and includes forests, meadows and ponds. It is freely accessible and there are several walking routes. Other names for the domain are Geelse Aart or Geelse Aard and Koninklijk Domein.