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Bohdanecsky rybnik pond (18753)
Czechia, Europe

Site overview


KBA status: confirmed
Year of last assessment: 2002
National site name: Bohdanecsky rybnik
Central coordinates: Latitude: 50.0833, Longitude: 15.6667
System: terrestrial
Elevation (m): 220 00
Area of KBA (km2): 3.06824
Protected area coverage (%): 90.82
KBA classification: Regional
Legacy site: Yes

Site details


Site description: Two ponds, Bohdaneèský rybník and Matka, define the water and wetland characteristics of this IBA. Other water bodies include the Zábranské rybníky ponds and Opatovický canal on the eastern border. The land around the ponds is a mixture of meadows with various degree of humidity, reedbeds and sedge stands. Forests cover only a limited part of the area and the prevailing tree species there is the alder.
Rationale for qualifying as KBA: This site qualifies as a Key Biodiversity Area of international significance that was identified using previously established criteria and thresholds for the identification of Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas (IBAs) and for which available data indicate that it does not meet global KBA criteria and thresholds set out in the Global Standard.
Additional biodiversity: The area is a breeding site, migration stopover and a wintering site of many rare bird species.

Habitats


Land use: fisheries/aquaculture | hunting | nature conservation and research
IUCN HabitatCoverage %Habitat detail
Grassland9
Forest19
Shrubland3
Artificial - Terrestrial7
Wetlands(Inland)60