Hungary's Szárliget wildlife reserve and Gyékényes fishing pond draw nature lovers

In the Szárliget and Csákányospuszta areas of Hungary, observers have recorded protected species such as the lesser kestrel (Falco subbuteo) hunting insects, the mountain copper butterfly (Rosalia alpina) in the Duna‑Ipoly National Park, and the European badger (Meles meles) expanding its range.

Meanwhile, the Gyékényes fishing pond, renowned for its deep, clear waters, regularly produces record‑size carp weighing up to 30 kg. The site offers well‑maintained fishing platforms, clear regulations, and visitor services including tickets, lakeside accommodation, and camping facilities, attracting anglers from across the country.