The document describes the flora and fauna found in a region with rich plant and animal life. Over 70 plant communities exist, including marsh, forest, and meadow plants. The region contains lakes and is an important nature reserve for preserving fish. Forests cover a quarter of the area, consisting mainly of pine, spruce, and larch trees. A variety of animals inhabit the region including birds, reptiles, fish, and mammals.

3. Typical meadow The flora and fauna of our area is quite rich, there are over 70 various plant communities of marsh, thicket, forest kind as well as aquatic and meadow ones.

4. K notgrass Dandelion

5. White clover Red clover

6. Cornflowers Poppies

10. The meadow, peat, and marsh flora includes knotgrass, European white water lily, water soldier, Canadian waterweed, and Eurasian water milfoil. Canadian waterweed European white water lily

11. W ater soldier Eurasian water milfoil

12. Common Bulrush Common reed

15. Spruce

16. Larch There are over 50 monuments of nature registered in the district, the most attractive of which are 9 larches on Larch Hill in Płonne .

18. Birch

19. Hornbeam

20. Oak Acorns

22. Hazel tree Hazel nuts

23. Blue berries Mashrooms

24. Raspberry Fragaria viridis

25. Juniper Moss Fern

26. Liverleaf Anemone sylvestris

27. Daisy G roundivy Early Dog-violet

28. One of the spectacular sights include the beech alleys with 585 trees in Radomin .

31. European tree frog Common Frog

33. Slow Worm Sand Lizard

34. P heasant Partridge

35. Woodpecker Cuckoo S parrow

36. Hawk Owl

37. The stork is without a doubt the most typical Polish bird . Storks only spend the spring and summer in Poland . T hey fly to Africa for the winter.

39. Mallard

40. Great Tit Buzzard

41. Marten Hare

42. Fox S quirrel

43. Field Mouse Hedgehog Mole

44. R oe-deer D eer F allow deer

45. Wild boar

46. European beaver