Manzolino, Natural monument in Modena, Italy.
Manzolino is a protected natural area in the Modena region featuring shallow water basins and extensive wetland vegetation. The landscape consists of flat water surfaces and reed beds typical of low-lying wetland zones.
The water basins were created in the 1960s and 1970s for fish farming operations in the region. The area was later designated as protected due to its ecological importance.
The site serves as a resting place for migratory birds passing through the region, where they find food and shelter during their journeys. Visitors can watch these birds gathering near the water, especially in the wetter zones.
The site has two parking areas serving as entry points for visits: one at the mill area and one near the poplar trees. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and stay on marked paths, especially during wet seasons.
The site supports bat species that are rarely found at this latitude in Europe. These animals use the wetland zones to hunt insects during twilight hours.
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