The cultural landscape of Lednice-Valtice is a world heritage site in southern Moravia. The artificial landscape has been formed by the ruling dukes of Liechtenstein with castles in Lednice and Valtice. There are many habitats for Geoffroy's Bat and lesser Horseshoe Bat. The surrounding ponds and the rivers Dyje and Morava house rare species like the Danube Crested Newt and the Thick-shelled River Mussel. Corncrake and Common Snipe prefer the wet meadows. The region is important for invertebrates like the Great Capricorn Beetle, Cucujus cinnaberinus, the European Stag Beetle and the Hermit Beetle.
Origin: Mapping Project
Core area CZ004
Kingfisher
Bittern
White Stork
Black Stork
Marsh Harrier
Northern Harrier
Corncrake
Middle-spotted Woodpecker
Black Woodpecker
Sacer Falcon
Collared Flycatcher
White-tailed Eagle
Red-backed Shrike
Black Kite
Red Kite
Black - crowned Night Heron
Honey Buzzard
Grey-headed Woodpecker
Little Crake
Spotted Crake
Common Tern
Barred Warbler
Beaver
Geoffroy's Bat
Lesser Horseshoe Bat
Fire-bellied Toad
Danube Crested Newt
Asp Fish
Spined Loach
White-finned Gudgeon
Danube Ruffe
Schraetzer
Wheather Fish
Bitterling
Zingel
Ramshorn snail
Great Capricorn Beetle
Cucujus cinnaberinus
European Stag Beetle
Hermit Beetle
Ziege
Thick-shelled River Mussel
Narrow-mouthed Whorl Snail