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More than 60 species of birds live in Ivanovo Stepanov Park

The Stepanov Park of Culture and Recreation pleases visitors not only with updated infrastructure, but also with rich fauna

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More than 60 species of birds live in Ivanovo Stepanov Park

The Stepanov Park of Culture and Recreation pleases visitors not only with updated infrastructure, but also with rich fauna. According to the administration of the park, about 64 species of birds nest on its territory.

Among the feathered inhabitants there are predatory chaegloks and derbniks, nocturnal owls (eared, gray and long-tailed slurred), as well as waterfowl - mallards and lake gulls.

In the warm season, the park is filled with the singing of nightingales, thrushes and foams.

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