The large peripheral reedbed is home to an exceptional diversity of marsh birds: reed warblers, reed buntings, purple herons, little bittern, etc.

On the outskirts of the bog, large sandy meadows form complementary biotopes for many species: egg-laying sites for the European pond turtle, burrows for European bee-eaters, etc.

By taking the municipal paths, you will be able to observe this mosaic of natural habitats which constitutes one of the most diversified natural sites of our department.