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A grand duke was born this spring on the heights of Saints-Pierre-et-Paul Abbey in Wissembourg. This birth testifies to the sustainable return of this nocturnal rapace once disappeared from Alsace and has been mobilizing, for several weeks, naturalists, inhabitants and passionate ornithology around this emblematic site.
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A grand duke was born this spring on the heights of Saints-Pierre-et-Paul Abbey in Wissembourg. This birth testifies to the sustainable return of this nocturnal rapace once disappeared from Alsace and has been mobilizing, for several weeks, naturalists, inhabitants and passionate ornithology around this emblematic site.