Choltická obora, Nature reserve in Choltice, Czech Republic.
Choltická obora is a protected nature reserve near Přelouč comprising woodlands, wetlands, and meadows across approximately 70 hectares. The terrain varies in elevation between 240 and 280 meters, creating diverse conditions that support different plant and animal communities.
The area originated from a fortress established in the late 13th century. It received formal protection status as a nature reserve in 1992.
The woodlands and wetlands support bird species and insects that draw nature watchers seeking to observe local wildlife. These habitats remain central to how people connect with and understand the natural world around them.
The reserve offers designated walking paths that allow visitors to move through the various habitats. Following posted guidelines helps protect the natural spaces and ensures a good experience for everyone.
The Struha stream runs through the reserve and feeds a series of ponds throughout the landscape. These water features support uncommon bird species and specialized insects found nowhere else in the region.
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