What is poland birds?

Poland is home to around 440 species of birds, including migratory birds that come to breed in the spring and summer. The most common birds in Poland are the white stork, the common blackbird, the great tit, the house sparrow, and the European robin.

The white stork is a national symbol of Poland and is often seen nesting on chimneys and rooftops. Other common birds in Poland include the grey heron, the common buzzard, the common kestrel, and the barn swallow.

Poland has a varied landscape, which means a diverse range of habitats for birds. This includes forests, wetlands, lakes, rivers, and the Baltic coast.

Birdwatching is popular in Poland, and there are many nature reserves and birdwatching hotspots across the country, such as the Biebrza marshes, Białowieża forest, and the Tatras mountains. The country is also home to many birdlife conservation projects, which aim to protect threatened species and their habitats.