This hide is situated between two rows of tamarisk trees that surround an area with plenty of reeds. In winter, it is a spot frequently visited by northern goshawk, and a male and female have even been seen interacting there. The perches located directly in front of the hide allow for photography against very striking backdrops, thanks to the reeds, which take on yellow-orange hues. The northern goshawk is the main visitor to this spot, but western marsh harriers and common buzzards have also been observed on the perches. Throughout the year, it can serve as an additional hide for western marsh harriers. Species photographed at this hide: northern goshawk, western marsh harrier.