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A large complex of fishponds near the town of Wiślica.
The Górki Fishponds occupy an area of approximately 350 hectares and are located in the flood valley of the Nida River. The fishponds are a restricted, you have to ask permission to visit. The banks of the ponds are overgrown with reed and the complex is surrounded by meadows and arable fields which are temporarily flooded. It is an important wetland for birds. Among the interesting birds that can be seen are reglja, rjavovrati ponirek, žličarica, bobnarica, kvakač, črna štorklja, rumenonogi galeb, tatarska žvižgavka, črna čigra, trstni cvrčalec, brkata sinica, modra taščica, belorepec, smrdokavra, sirijski detel and rakar. But many more, see the birdlist below.
Note: Prior telephone contact with the owner of the pond complex is necessary for permission to enter the area!
Best access by provincial road 771. The car can be parked in a small parking lot next to the main road, from the village of Górki, or near the "Ostoja Górecka" fishery. It is best to explore this place on foot, after contacting the owner of the complex (tel +48 519-184-784). Both the fishponds and the meadows are accessible on foot only. To get to the north part of the fishponds you need to turn off the asphalt road heading for Nowy Korczyn, which cuts across the fishponds, and turn for the village of Górki. Note: You need to inform the fish farm ahead of your visit; their contact phone number is +48 519-184-784.
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