Project Artenschutzturm Langenwolschendorf | Foundation Pro Biodiversity

Location:
Thuringia | Rural district Greiz | 07937 Langenwolschendorf, isolated building

Completion/Inauguration:
05.08.2011

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Previously: Disused well house © SPA

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Now: Sanctuary for structure-dwelling wildlife
© SPA

Owner:

Stiftung Pro Artenvielfalt, Bielefeld – Woodland plot and species conservation tower

Investment:

Species conservation tower conversion € 14,500.00

Maintenance:

Stiftung Pro Artenvielfalt, Bielefeld

Facilities:

18 fitted breeding cavities, nest boxes, hiding places (roosts) and bat quarters

Supported species:

Barn and Tawny Owl, Black Redstart, Pied Wagtail, Tree Sparrow, Spotted Flycatcher, Titmouse species, hornets, 4 bat species and solitary bee species

Barn owl

Tawny owl

Black Redstart

Pied Wagtail

Tree Sparrow

Spotted Flycatcher

Hornet

Solitary bee

Pipistrelle

The species inventory documentation for this species conservation tower can be found here.

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Langenwolschendorf
Thuringia