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This week in Birdwatching in Germany, we go to a Japanese-style botanical garden in Düsseldorf. Here are my Japanese Garden Düsseldorf photos and videos!
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Where in Düsseldorf?
The Japanese Garden in Düsseldorf is a Japanaese-style botanical garden located in the northwestern part of the Nordpark. I love going there and taking photos, mainly of birds.
Bird Watching in the Garden
I enjoy visiting the garden because it is such a beautiful and relaxing place all year round.
You can see ducks and geese in the pond, magpies on the grass, bunnies (if you’re lucky) in the bushes and occasionally a beautiful grey heron. Once I even managed to watch (and film) a heron for a whole ten minutes.
If you love bees and butterflies, you will not be disappointed, either. I, in fact, took most of my all-time favorite macro photos there. Here are some of them.
A blackbird on a pink leaves background:
A bunny (you have no idea how happy I was when I spotted this bunny, and how excited I was to actually catch it on film):
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When to Visit the Japanese Garden?
My favorite time to visit the Japanese Garden Düsseldorf is the spring because spring aesthetic is the best, I think, at least when it comes to gardens.
After a walk in this beautiful tranquil garden, I usually love to change scenery and have a walk on the wilder side, on the shores of the Rhine, but this will be a topic for another post.
Just Show Me The Photos
Here is a collection of photos from the Japanese Garden Düsseldorf:
