going to the beach from Lake Mikoszewskie to the beach, we have a number of information boards about fauna and flora as well as about the mouth of the Vistula and the peculiar attraction that is Mewia Łacha. You can meet seals and porpoises on the beach.

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October 30, 2021

The reserve was established in order to protect the breeding colonies of rare species of terns, breeding sites, resting and foraging birds, charadriiformes and other birds, the characteristic vegetation and landscape of the Vistula's estuary cone - a great lowland river. The summer flocks of the little gull are among the largest flocks in Europe (up to 40 thousand birds), winter concentrations of gulls and ducks even exceed 100 thousand. birds. There is an overgrown lake of several hectares in the reserve, where a beaver family has found shelter. There is a small herd of marine mammals on the sandy beaches of the reserve.

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