Fågelskådning - Storasjö

Storasjö Nature Reserve, together with neighboring reserves, is one of the largest protected wildernesses in southern Sweden. The vast forest and mire area about seven kilometers south of Lenhovda is one of the county's largest nature reserves. It is located in an area with many traces of the melting of the inland ice, including ridges and dead ice moraine, and in some parts there are plenty of large boulders.

Many species have been spotted in the nature reserve, such as the bush sparrow, woodcock, goshawk, osprey, gray heron, great crested flycatcher, green cuckoo, cuckoo, ferruginous hawk, white-tailed eagle, wolverine, golden eagle, lesser spotted woodpecker, common chough, lark falcon, buzzard, black grouse, peregrine falcon, pearl owl, woodcock, sparrowhawk, barn owl, woodpecker, great spotted woodpecker, skylark, capercaillie, crane, skylark, tree pipit, redstart, red-winged blackbird, blackcap, kingfisher, titmouse, wagtail, pine tit, tufted titmouse, black tit, tree creeper, chaffinch, chiffchaff, grayling, lesser crossbill, greater crossbill, saw-whet sparrow and meadow pipit.