Relaxing between adders, kingfishers and co.
Discover flora and fauna in the Mühltal
The flora and fauna of the Mühltal is diverse. The natural stream valley of the Raudabach is embedded in an idyllic coniferous and mixed forest. In the side valleys, species-rich ferns, mosses and lichens can be discovered. Among other things, the rare ostrich fern occurs on the Rauda.
A wide variety of species can also be observed in the animal kingdom. For example, the water shrew lives in the Rauda and the magnificent dragonfly can be found in certain areas.
Fish occurrence:
- Rainbow trout
- Minnows and sticklebacks
Bird species:
- The rare dipper breeds throughout the stream valley.
- Wagtail, wagtail, willow, marsh, garden and forest treecreeper, wren, great spotted woodpecker, green and gray woodpecker, black woodpecker and lesser woodpecker and many other species
Reptiles:
- Adder, grass snake, rare smooth snake, sand lizard, wood lizard
Amphibians:
- Common frog, tree frog, small water frog, common toads, pond, mountain and crested newt
Mammals:
- Mainly wild boar, fallow deer, roe deer, fox, badger, pine marten, stoat, weasel and various species of mice
Butterflies:
- Schiller butterfly, tree white and kingfisher
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Tip: Don't forget binoculars
The numerous animal species in the Mühltal invite you to listen, search and pause. Go on a journey of discovery and observe the flora and fauna. Please stay on the marked paths.
