Danube Delta (Delta Dunarii) is where the longest river in continental Europe – the Danube river – flows after crossing 10 countries. The Danube river flows 1.800 miles (2.900 km) from Germany’s Black Forest to the Black Sea in Romania where it forms the Danube Delta.
The Danube Delta is formed of hundreds of lakes, streams, channels and branches. The Delta is formed around three main channels: Chilia, Sulina and Sfantu Gheorghe (Saint George).
The Danube Delta is a habitat for migratory birds and the major remaining wetland on the flyway between central and Eastern Europe, and the Mediterranean and Middle East and Africa.
Pelicans
Typical houses are painted in light warm colors (usually white and blue) and the roofs are made of reed
Lipovan-Russians are old believers of the Orthodox Church who fled to Romania, Ukraine and Bulgaria following persecution in Russia. They live in small communities in the Danube Delta alongside Romanians.
Golden Jackal
Wild cat
Sacalin newly formed island
Letea forest
Romania Dacia 