It is a rebalancing area of over 13 hectares occupied for 40% by an overgrown residue of the cultivation of an abandoned open-air clay pit, filled over time with spring and meteoric waters, where a dense hedge, also dotted from tall trees, it flanks the right side of the lake and the spontaneous vegetation acts as a refuge for numerous species of sedentary and migratory birds.
The current floristic interest of the oasis is created above all by the presence of spontaneous hedges of field elm and by the typical arboreal-shrub associations of the lower Po Valley. The presence of water brings with it the typical species of the lowland wetlands: in addition to the reed-typhus there is a lesser extension of the sedge. . It can be visited in all seasons, preferably in spring or early autumn. IS? fishing is also allowed.