Wildlife in Athens

Wildlife in Athens is being further extended. There is plenty of wildlife and open space in and around the Acropolis. The pathway and the wildflowers remind one of the countryside surroundings. There are plans converting some of the busy streets also into a park.

The region around the Acropolis has numerous trees, which make it look like a forest. Wildlife of Athens is noteworthy. In the concrete jungle of Athens you will find the national garden which once upon a time belonged to the king of Greece.

Wildlife of Athens is truly a paradise. Its cool pathways, trees and ducks make this place tranquil, in contrast to the bustling city of Athens. There are two duck ponds in this garden; the pond is overpopulated with ducks.

In this garden there is also a small zoo which has wolves from Bulgaria, monkeys, hawks, goats, peacocks, buzzards, a lion, canaries and parakeets and an antelope like creature. Wildlife of Athens is worth admiring. The old palaces, the first Olympic stadium, built in 1896 are bounded by forests.

The mountain opposite the stadium houses an infinite variety of trees and plants. The view from this mountain is brilliant, particularly the sunset. On the other side although woody contains farms, houses and lots of barking dogs.

Athens is more than just a concrete jungle. Not many people are aware of Athens Wildlife. Hunting, kayaking. Rock climbing, hiking or just relaxing there is a park to uplift every mood. Athens has many wildlife parks.
Athens City Preserve-this project aims to save land from development.

Burr oak state park-You can either boat here or start out on a hike or even fish for bluegill, catfish and large mouth bass. Desonier nature reserve-it is a perfect place for watching birds and butterflies.

Fox lake wildlife area-This place is a fisher delight since different types of fish like catfish, bluegills, large mouth bass and red ear sunfish can be found. Wildlife of Athens is very picturesque.