he Dunduri Meadows are encircled by forest and are rather peripheral, which is why birds love them. The best time to visit is from the spring until the latter half of the summer. There’s a bird-watching tower.

This is a good place to watch predatory birds, because small rodents are common in the area. The restored and natural flow of the slampe River is good for herons, storks and several types of ducks. Migrating water birds are attracted to the meadows during spring floods. in some places along the river shore there might be the nests of common kingfishers. The cement bridges across the river are enjoyed by the common house martin, and on summer evenings the song of the corncrake.