After lunch, we went to Grandejaera Nature Reserve, it is one of the wetland systems in Ørland which has been under the Ramsar Protection since 1983. Other protected areas are Hovsfjaera, Innstranda, and Kråkvågsvaet. This place has a shallow marine and tidal landscape which attracts local and foreign birdwatchers and bird lovers.
There are a lot of birds and even migrating birds from Iceland that you can see in the area. They even have photos of birds that you might see all throughout the year. The peak season is spring and autumn season. If you want to visit the place you can go to the cultural center to get some maps or rent telescopes, binoculars, or a bike.
But if you just want to unwind, you can just go to Grandfjaera. The place is open to the public and FREE. There are tables and benches if you want to have a picnic too. We did not stay long because it was so cold, ang nipis ng jacket namin. We’re hiding our hands inside our jackets.
Watch the video here.
The place is great for family bonding and it's FREE wow! Although mukha ngang sobrang lamig. hehe! Wish to have something like this in Philippines near Manila for bird-watching as well.
ReplyDeleteTrue, nakakamiss yung lamig ng place. Sana meron nga sa Pinas.
DeleteParang ang sarap talagang tumira sa Norway, lahat na lang ng lugar nakakarelax. Have you ever been to the city?
ReplyDeleteYes, Trondheim City. :)
DeleteDo we have similar places like this in the Philippines? Sana meron noh? Sobrang relaxing ng scenery :)
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