Latvia, Engures ezers nature park

Latvia's nature park is a haven for birds and wildlife, featuring diverse species and beautiful landscapes. The park offers observation towers for birdwatching and grazing meadows for cattle and horses. Visitors can explore the 3.5 km orchid pathway, which winds through bogs and meadows. The park is home to rare bird species and serves as a research site for ornithologists. The marshlands host a variety of orchids, including the rare Oferous Insectifera L.

What makes Latvia's nature park a paradise for birds?

• It is the only place where Polsky horses can be found.

• It has a large number of observation towers.

• It is a convergence point for almost all migrating species in Latvia.

• It is home to the largest population of Latvian Brown Highland cattle.

What is the length of the Pathway of Orchids?

• 4.5 kilometers

• 2.5 kilometers

• 3.5 kilometers

• 5.5 kilometers

During which months is the Pathway of Orchids best visited?

• July and August

• May and June

• April and May

• June and July

What is the primary focus of the Biology Institute's Ornithology Laboratory?

• Breeding Latvian Brown Highland cattle

• Studying the migration patterns of Polsky horses

• Conducting research and tagging bird species

• Cultivating rare orchids

Where is the extremely rare Oferous Insectifera L found?

• Only in Cochami

• In the meadows of Mare Strags

• Along the Pathway of Orchids

• In the marshlands of Guerry's Ezzers