Description
The Rudy Staw (The Ore Pond) is located next to small village and one of the largest reservoirs in the western part of the Barycz Valley. Its charactristic feature are three sandy islands with high and steep shores, sparsely overgrown with vegetation. Thanks to the presence of several breeding birdspecies on them, the Rudy Pond is one of the most valuable ornithological places in the region. The birdwatcher can observe there : Dankasirály, Szerecsensirály, Küszvágó csér, Búbos vöcsök, Kontyos réce, Barátréce, Cigányréce, Kendermagos réce, partifecske (about 300 nests), Nyári lúd, Nagy bukó, Hegyi réce, Kis bukó, Örvös bukó, Északi búvár, Sarki búvár, Kárókatona, Csörgo réce, Böjti réce, Kerceréce, Fütyülő réce, Kanalas réce, Rétisas, Nagy kócsag, Szürke gém, Nagy goda, Havasi partfutó, Aranylile, Bíbic, Szürke cankó, Füstös cankó, Nagy póling, Kis sirály, kormos szerkő, fehérszárnyú szerkő ,etc
Details
Access
It is quite easy to get to the pond by car or bike. The car can be parked next to the pond. Observations can be made from the dike surrounding the pond. There are two good points - the ramp and special hide (wall with observation windows in it). There are two small islands on the pond where Dankasirály colonies are located.
