After Mass Bird Flu Die-Off: Thousands of Cranes Fill Resting Grounds
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One year after the mass die-off from bird flu, thousands of cranes are returning to German resting grounds. Conservationists hope for a healthy season and many visitors.
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Thousands of cranes are returning to German resting grounds – one year after the mass die-off from bird flu. According to matching reports from Zeit, Stern, and Handelsblatt, large flocks are currently gathering once again in the well-known staging areas.
What happened?
Last autumn, large numbers of cranes died from bird flu, according to all three reports. The losses had drawn nationwide attention. Now, according to Stern and Handelsblatt, the resting grounds are once again filling with thousands of migratory birds – right on time for the main autumn migration period.
What does this mean?
According to Stern and Handelsblatt, conservationists are hoping for a healthy crane season and for many visitors at the observation sites. If the virus does not strike again this autumn, a return of this magnitude would be a clear sign that the population has survived the past winter.
Status: September 26, 2026, further details to follow.
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