Typical meadow

The flora and fauna of our area is quite rich,

there are over 70 various plant

communities of marsh, thicket, forest

kind as well as aquatic and meadow

ones.

Knotgrass

DandelionDandelion

White clover White clover Red clover Red clover

CornflowersCornflowersPoppiesPoppies

The valley of Drwęca river together with its two tributaries build an ichtyologic nature reserve established in 1961 in order to preserve the fish of the Salmonidae family.

The abundance of appealingly located

lakes of crystal purity makes the region a virtual paradise for

amateurs of undisturbed rest.

Okonin LakeOkonin LakeGrodno LakeGrodno Lake

The meadow, peat, and marsh flora includes knotgrass, European white water lily, water soldier, Canadian

waterweed, and Eurasian water milfoil.

Canadian waterweedCanadian waterweedEuropean white European white

water lilywater lily

WWater soldierater soldier

Eurasian water milfoil

Common Bulrush

Common reed

Forests take up a quarter of the vicinity.

70 % of the forest area is covered with forests in which conifers mainly pine trees are predominant. Such forests have poor soil requirements so the

barren soil will do.

PinePine

SpruceSpruce

Larch Larch

There are over 50 monuments of nature registered in the district, the most attractive of which are 9 larches on Larch Hill in Płonne.

The rest of the area belongs to the deciduous ones where beech, oak,

hornbeam, birch trees can be found.

BeechBeech

BirchBirch

HornbeamHornbeam

OakOak

AcornsAcorns

The forest floor consists mainly of hazel, juniper, spindle trees and various

berry bushes among which raspberry, and bilberry ones are common.

SpindleSpindle tree tree

Hazel treeHazel tree Hazel nuts

BlueBlue berries berries

MashroomsMashrooms

RaspberryRaspberry Fragaria viridis Fragaria viridis

Juniper Juniper

MossMoss

FernFern

LiverleafLiverleaf

Anemone sylvestris Anemone sylvestris

DaisyDaisy

GGroundivyroundivy

Early Dog-violetEarly Dog-violet

One of the One of the spectacular sights include the spectacular sights include the beech alleys with 585 trees in Radominbeech alleys with 585 trees in Radomin..

The inhabitants of the rivers and lakes are

the fish of carp, perch, salmon class including eel, pike, lampern, trout, and

brown trout.

CarpCarp PikePike

TroutTrout

European tree frogEuropean tree frog

Common FrogCommon Frog

Among the reptiles you can find adders, grass snakes, sand lizards,

green lizards, and slow worms.

Grass snake Grass snake Common European Common European viperviper

Slow Slow WormWormSand Sand LizardLizard

PPheasantheasant PartridgePartridge

WoodpeckerWoodpecker

CuckooCuckoo

SSparrowparrow

HawkHawk OwlOwl

The stork is without a doubt the most typical Polish bird. Storks only spend the spring and summer in Poland. They fly to Africa for the winter.

MallardMallard

Great TitGreat Tit

BuzzardBuzzard

Marten Marten

HareHare

FoxFox SSquirrelquirrel

Field Mouse Field Mouse HedgehogHedgehog

Mole Mole

RRoe-deeroe-deer

DDeereer

FFallow deerallow deer

Wild boarWild boar

European beaver