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The image shows an outdoor informational sign located in the city of Tczew, Poland, near a body of water, likely the Vistula River, given the text on the sign. The sign is framed by a black metal stand. The main content of the sign features illustrations and text about two bird species: a White-tailed Eagle (Bielik, *Haliaeetus albicilla*) and a Grey Heron (Czapla siwa, *Ardea cinerea*). The White-tailed Eagle is depicted in flight and perched, with text describing its regular observation on the Vistula throughout the year, and its winter diet of waterfowl and dead fish. The Grey Heron is shown standing on the ground, with text indicating it is a bird that permanently resides in the area, but no nests have been confirmed in the Vistula Valley. Below these descriptions, there is a legend explaining symbols, and logos of supporting organizations, including one for Tczew. The environment surrounding the sign consists of dry grass, vegetation, and a paved area with small stones. In the background, a wide river or lake is visible, with a distant treeline and a cloudy sky.
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