Oasi la Madonnina, Italy

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Location added by Alen 81

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Rank : 8.0 (average on 30 votes)

Coordinates : 44.500026, 7.703519 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : Many species of aquatic birds Ardeidae: herons, egret, nicottera, egret, heron and egret sometimes ducks: mallard, shelduck and numerous other species such as coots, grebes, knight of Italy, little grebe, bee-eaters and the inevitable kingfisher! There are also some birds of prey such as buzzards, red kites and ospreys during migration. There are also many macro subjects, vanessa, pontia, and many other species.

Recommended equipment : For birds requires a 400 mm for the pool is big and the subjects are always quite distant; macro lens with a focal length of 90 mm in order not to frighten those

Best months : for the period there are no special tips, each season has some particular subject or scene! In winter, in the case of snow, the oasis is closed because the last tradda of the road is unpaved.

How to get there : The fastest way is to take the A6 motorway, take the A33 exit at St. Alban posture, past Ceriolo turn left (signposted Sant'Albano posture) walk about 200 meters and on the left there is a small church in the cypresses, in turn adjacent road and follow the directions of wood. The oasis is located near the feathers Stura.

Visits : The oasis is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 8 am until sunset, there's the ticket.

Notes : The oasis is provided of 7 huts distributed over the whole area, of a altana and some workstations for photos to passerines. Especially recommended is the maio hut on the water! You can also move out of the oasis along the banks of the river posture where there are many people both for birds and for the macro!

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Sunrise: 05:55, Sunset: 20:55

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