Hortobágy National Park is an 800 square kilometer protected area in eastern Hungary that was designated as a national park in 1973 and is known for its cultural history and folklore. Some of its iconic sites include the Nine-holed Bridge and traditional T-shaped sweep wells. The park provides habitat for 342 bird species and is an important stopover site for migrating cranes. It is also home to various animal species like Hungarian Grey Cattle, Racka sheep, horses, water buffalos. Since 1991, the bird hospital in Hortobágy National Park operates a bird repatriation station that treats and cares for injured and ill protected birds, with around 40% being successfully released back into the