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Nature
The Kvarken is now so dry that thousands of fish are flocking to the sea in search of a route to a traditional spawning stream
The Kvarken is now so dry that thousands of fish are flocking to the sea in search of a route to a traditional spawning stream
World heritage guide Vesa Heinonen has been observing fish spawning in Kvarken for 25 years. There has been little water before, but never this dry.
Bodvattnet in Björköby, Ostrobothnia, in the Kvarken World Heritage Area, is a popular nature destination.
It is also one of the most important fish breeding grounds in the area during the ice-out period.
In spring, tens of thousands of perch, bass and pike rise from shallow, ice-formed bays to spawn in inland freshwater lakes, known as ‘gullies’.
Now, the creek’s slim and fish sparkle are not visible or heard, as the stream used by the fish spawning is so dry that the rise to the kluu will not succeed.
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