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Very beautiful landscape near Otersen.

The Werderteich is part of the Hakenwerder ponds, a lake district near Nienburg.

Near Haßbergen, there are a few fish ponds directly on the Weser River. A rest here is certainly a pleasant experience. A wonderful idyll, a relaxed atmosphere.

Perfect for a break.

Very nice rest area near Hassbergen, where you can also find out about the Weser cycle path

However, the body of water in the photo is not today's Aller, but one of today's seven Oterser lakes, which certainly arose from the Allerlauf.

The area is directly west of Nienburg/Weser in the Weser floodplain. It consists of five sub-areas: The waters of the "Haaken Werders", the "Nienburger Gruben" and "Die Rolle" created by sand and gravel mining, as well as the backwaters "Düsterer See" and "Altes Rott" as remnants of a former course of the Weser. Floating leaf and duckweed communities settle in the waters. Reeds are formed along the banks, which are followed by trees and shrubs with alluvial forest structures. Small alluvial forests have also developed in the “Haaken Werder” and “Nienburger Gruben” sub-areas. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teichfledermaus-Gew%C3%A4sser_in_der_Nienburger_Marsch

"After wet gravel paving, the Wiedesee was designed as a landscape lake in the 1970s. The renaturation of the former gravel quarrying area was carried out exclusively in accordance with the aspects of nature conservation and landscape management. In fact, the newly created shallow water zones, bays, reed beds and a peninsula were soon populated by various animal and plant species. Due to its increasing importance for water birds and amphibians, the Wiedesee and its riparian zones were designated as a nature reserve in 1984. "(Source: https://www.mittelweser-tourismus.de/poi/wiedesee-1/) Tip: Bird lovers should bring good binoculars. Ospreys are said to have been sighted there.