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Bird Museum

the air is filled with a variety of species

Do you know the lesser whitethroat? When was the last time you saw a nightjar or a grebe? Of course, we are not talking about stinging insects, farming professions or obscure hobbies, but rather of rare bird species, many of which are threatened with extinction. You will be able to view close-up both these and many others at the Bird Museum in Waging. There, you will find almost 300 specimens of European birds. Accompanied by a collection of mammals such as the bobcat, wolf and bear – in fact, you will even get to see a muskox from Greenland as well!

Divided into eight theme groups and habitats, you will gain a fascinating overview of a variety of local and European bird species. From the golden eagle with its imposing wingspan and the rather amusing black vulture, to the dainty wren, one of the smallest songbirds in Europe. What differentiates a house sparrow from a tree sparrow? Can you spot the difference? You are certain to be impressed by the colorful plumage and beautiful appearance of our native birdlife.

 

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Waging Tourist Office and taxidermist Hermann Siglbauer want to introduce you to our natural world and abundant native wildlife through this fascinating exhibition.

Browse the exhibits, which have been collected and produced with true passion and dedication, located in the same building as the Waginger See Tourist Office.

The Siglbauer Bird Museum has made a name for itself far beyond Waging, having become a popular information resource for school classes as well as guests from throughout the region.

Entrance Price

€2 (self-pay, the machine accepts €1 coins only)

Opening Times

October to May
Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM
Closed Saturday and Sunday
June to September
Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM
Saturday 9 AM to 1 PM
Closed Sunday and public holidays