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The most spectacular birds are rock dove, house sparrow, common swift, Eurasian collared dove, common blackbird and black redstart. There are also birds of prey, such as common kestrel, and some peregrine falcons. Periodically appearing migratory birds are also common is the area. In the parts of the river, Caspian gulls are processing the city’s waste, among them black-headed gull and common gull. The bird life of the Merzse Marshland is also very colourful, especially the European bee-eater and the Great Bittern. Naturally, the marsh is home to various species of frogs, toads and terrapins. On the Danube’s capital section, you can catch many species of fish such as pikeperch, wels catfish and common barbel in the current sections, while common carp, crucian carp, pike, asp fish, grass carp, various smaller fish and bream can be found more frequently in the quieter sections.