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Källunge fågeldamm
Källunge fågeldamm (Closed?)
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Waterfowl
Lesser white-fronted goose (Anser erythropus)
General Information
Opened: Unknown
Status: Uncertain / possibly inactive
Location: Källunge, Gotland, Sweden
Type: Private waterfowl collection
Källunge fågeldamm, also known as Källunge Bird Pond, was a small privately owned bird collection situated around a pond in Källunge on the island of Gotland, Sweden. The collection primarily housed waterfowl, including ducks and geese, in a rural setting. Located on private property, the birds could be observed from the roadside, where information signs about the collection and its inhabitants were previously displayed. The site appears to have become overgrown, and the information signs have been removed. Although some birds may still be present, the current status of the collection is uncertain. Its history and present-day management are not well documented in publicly available sources.
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