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| Description | Dutch/ English Summer panorama De Slufter is een uniek gebied dat in open verbinding staat met de Noordzee. Na een aantal mislukte pogingen om er een landbouwpolder van te maken, werd aan het begin van de 20e eeuw besloten het zeegat open te laten. Het Sluftergebied bestaat uit een krekenstelsel dat soms na een storm onder water staat. Je vindt er zouttolerante planten als zoutmelde, zeekraal, de geurige zeealsem en het lamsoor, waarvan de bloemen in de zomer het hele gebied paars kleuren. Het grootste deel van De Slufter wordt als vogelbroed en -rustgebied beheerd. Alleen het zuidelijke gedeelte is vrij toegankelijk. Je kunt vanaf de Sluftertrap het pad volgen tot aan het strand. In het noordelijke stuk broeden veel vogels, zoals eidereend, bergeend en kluut. In de Sluftergeul leven zeedieren als krabben, garnalen en platvis. Nationaal park Duinen van Texel De Slufter is a unique area with an open connection to the North Sea. After a number of failed attempts to turn it into an agricultural polder, it was decided at the beginning of the 20th century to leave the estuary open. The Slufter area consists of a creek system that is sometimes flooded after a storm. You will find salt-tolerant plants such as salt marsh, samphire, the fragrant sea wormwood and sea lavender, whose flowers turn the entire area purple in summer. Most of De Slufter is managed as a bird breeding and resting area. Only the southern part is freely accessible. You can follow the path from the Sluftertrap to the beach. Many birds breed in the northern part, such as eider, shelduck and avocet. Marine animals such as crabs, shrimps and flatfish live in the Slufter. National park Dunes of Texel |
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| Author | Paul van de Velde |
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