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Designations Designated 20 June 1980 Reference no. 206[1]
Merja Zerga or Lagune de Moulay Bou Selham is a tidal lagoon on the Atlantic coast of Morocco , 70 km north of the city of Kenitra . Classified as a Permanent Biological Reserve in 1978, it is managed by several government agencies.[2]
Panoramic view of the Merja Zerga, taken from the city of Moulay Bousselham
The lagoon, which covers 4,500 hectares , receives water from the Oued Drader and from the local water table . Its average depth is 1.5 metres. The area's annual rainfall (600–700 mm) results in winter floods that inundate the surrounding areas.
A Ramsar Convention site, the lagoon hosts 100 bird species and has been identified as a key site on the East Atlantic Flyway .[3] Between 15,000 and 30,000 ducks overwinter at the lagoon, and it regularly holds 50,000 to 100,000 waders . Its permanent species include Asio capensis . Winter visitors include ruddy shelduck , common shelduck , gadwall , Eurasian wigeon , northern shoveler , marbled teal , greater flamingo , common coot , pied avocet , grey plover , and slender-billed curlew .[2]
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^ "Report on the Exchange Programme Planning Workshop" . Wetlands International . Retrieved 2009-01-11 .
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