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The orchid seems to bloom a little earlier here than in the Cheiner peat bog

really very nice and calm

From the boardwalk you can see the broad-leaved orchid in May/June. It is a species of orchid that is on the Red List of Saxony-Anhalt and has been classified as critically endangered. You can also observe some wild animals here.

From the western lookout point, you have a unique view of the extraordinary diversity of the Brietz ponds. This valuable wetland habitat for migratory and breeding birds offers excellent living conditions for meadow and reedbed nesters such as marsh harriers, snipe, and water rails. White-tailed eagles, cranes, and black storks also find ample food here. In winter, northern geese and whooper swans use the waters as a roosting site. With a bit of luck, you might also spot otters and beavers, which have resettled in this area.

A pretty little village pond where you can usually see a few ducks. At the edge of the pond there is a bench that you can use for a break during a bike ride or hike, but on which you unfortunately sit facing the village street and not the pond.

According to a legend, the pepper pond was formed by the large hole, which was caused by the stone throw of the giant Jan Kahle, which then filled with water. But anyway, it is nice to stay there and there is a well-kept park around.

Here you are well protected from all weathers. Can watch the waterfowl well. For nature lovers who want to see more, it is advisable to take binoculars with you. The ponds are well frequented by several species of birds. We could see cranes, swans, ducks and geese. Smaller species are sure to be present as well. But it's too far away for the naked eye.

From here you can see a deep pond with shallow banks and ducks, geese, swans, divers, etc. can be easily observed here