Barnsjöns fågeltorn

Lake Barnsjön was submerged in the 1840s. With the spring floods, the wetland comes back to life. Flocks of teals and whooper swans rest. Warblers and reed warblers are nocturnal summer voices. In some years, the rare river warbler is also heard. The country's first record of the North American whistling swan was also made here. There is a bird tower near the parking lot at Barnsjön.