4-й этап. Кароста – Зиемупе. Балтийское море.
4-й этап. Кароста – Зиемупе.
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Часть зданий смыта в море, другие превращены в особняки. |
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Среди других церквей Курземе эта церковь выделяется внушительными размерами (25х11 м) и архитектонической простотой – у нее отсутствует даже колокольня. +371 26274155 |
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Длина выброшенной на берег меч-рыбы составляла 2,08 м, вес – 37 кг, ее удлиненная верхняя челюсть, или «меч», была около 70 см в длину. +371 29437166 |
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Посещение в сопровождении гида. +371 29437166 |
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Одна из самых могучих лип в Латвии (7,65). Одна из отломившихся верхушек ветвей, воткнувшись в землю, начала давать побеги и образовала своеобразные ворота. |
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Ziemupe is a quiet village with a wild beach and expansive dunes covered by pine forests. It’s an ideal place to enjoy a peaceful natural atmosphere and observe various bird species. The coastal area of Ziemupe and nearby forest zones provide diverse habitats for birds throughout the year. During spring and autumn migration, Ziemupe becomes a stopover for many migratory birds, making it a favourite spot for birdwatchers. Birds observed hereThe area is a breeding site for species such as Eurasian wryneck, Eurasian hoopoe, middle spotted woodpecker, lesser whitethroat, woodlark, European serin, common wood pigeon, and grey partridge. Parking lot (paid) 56.744758, 21.061375
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Lake Durbe is one of Latvia's oldest and shallowest lakes – a valley-blocked lake with an average depth of approximately 1.3 meters and a maximum depth of 2.5 meters, covering an area of 670 hectares. Lake Durbe and the surrounding meadows are an important habitat for birds to nest and feed. There is an observation tower on the western shore of Lake Durbe, that offers a panoramic view across the lake. The tower is equipped with a landscape telescope, ideal for viewing both the scenery and birdlife. Nearby lies Latvia’s smallest town, Durbe, known for its small-town charm and rich history. Birds observed hereVarious geese and ducks, corncrake, bittern, shoveler a.o.
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