Bulgaria | The Convention on Wetlands, The Convention on Wetlands

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The Sinanishko Lake is a lake in Pirin, southwestern Bulgaria, situated below the Sinanitsa Peak in the small Sinanitsa Cirque at an altitude of 2,181 metres. With depth of 11.5 metres it is among the 10 deepest lakes in the mountain range. Its waters pour out under the ground but they appear on the surface 120 metres away from the lake.
Hristo Terziyski

Krushuna waterfall in North Bulgaria.
Marina Popova

Batak dam is located in the Rhodope Mountains in Bulgaria.
Doroteya Galbacheva

Danube river bank, Persina Nature Park!
Yoana Karadzhova

Persina Nature park - Bulgaria
Kameliya Bairaktarova

Lovely sunrise in Atiya (near Burgas). A calm and relaxing place without big crowds of people, yet...
Rosen Georgiev

Ohrid lake in Macedonia
Doroteya Galbacheva

It's feeding time - fish farming system (dam in Rodopi mountain)
Stefani Zgureva

Kyoshdere River, flowing into the River Arda, Kardzhali city
Doroteya Galbacheva

Krushuna waterfalls
Lora Lora

The Seven Rila Lakes are a group of lakes of glacial origin (glacial lakes), situated in the northwestern Rila Mountains in Bulgaria. The lakes are situated between 2,100 and 2,500 metres elevation above sea level. Babreka ("The Kidney") is the lake with the steepest shores of the entire group.
Emilia Jankova

This is a karst spring of the river Zlatna Panega in Bulgaria.
Tsveta Borisova

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