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The nightingale's marsh

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The nightingale sings in Ejby Mose

And it has for generations. Ejby Marsh is one of Funen's largest marsh areas. 270 hectares with peat lakes, meadows, willow thickets and open water. 245 different plant species are registered here. The marsh harrier breeds in the reed beds.
Brown long-eared bats and pipistrelle bats hunt over the water when darkness falls.

A boardwalk leads out into the reed beds. Here you experience life up close. The water stands still. The reeds move in the wind. Further out on the trail you walk through varied terrain – open pools, meadows, thickets.

The route is 4.5 km. It's wet in winter. Rubber boots recommended. At Ejby there's parking, a nature playground with picnic shelter and fire pit. There's also a lake where you can fish with a valid fishing license.

The protected area of Wedellsborg Banks includes parts of Håre Bjerge, Håre Mose and Lunge Bjerge as well as a small part of the river valley at Brænde Ådal.

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Ejby Marsh

East of Ejby lies the Ejby Mose marshland area. This is one of Funen's largest areas of marshland. Ejby Mose is a valuable habitat for many animals and plants – 245 different plant species have been recorded and the area is home to many small birds, including nightingales.

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Sporet ved Ejby og Kingstrup Mose

Vandreruten ved Ejby og Kingstrup Mose er en smuk 4,5 kilometers tur i naturskønne omgivelser. Landskabet er afvekslende med mosehuller med åbent vand, rørskov, engarealer, dyrkede marker, skov og krat.

Photo: Dorthe Thrane

Håre Marsh

Håre Mose is 6.5 hectares in size and formed during the ice age. The walk through Håre Mose is newly established and is just over 2 km long. If you extend the walk to include Håre Bjerge, the walk is 5 km long.

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Fjelsted Skov Hotel & Konference

In 1976 we were called the Chick Grill. Today we are called Fjelsted Skov Hotel & Konference. The inn has been owned and run by the same family for three generations and continues to focus on…

Photo: VisitMiddelfart© Bent Sørensen

Ejby Church

Ejby Church An old roman style church stood formerly here, with a church tower in late gothic style added. In 1842 the roman style parts were destroyed, and the present parts of the church were erected.

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Ørslev Church

Ørslev kirke The church is an open roadside church, but it may be closed to visitors due to wedding, funerals and holidays. There is access for wheelchairs at the church.