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In September, the construction of three additional pond complexes was completed as part of efforts to improve habitats for amphibians – the great crested newt Triturus cristatus (1166) and the fire-bellied toad Bombina bombina (1188) – as well as for invertebrates – the ram’s-horn snail Anisus vorticulus (4056), the ground beetle Graphoderus bilineatus (1082), and the large white-faced darter Leucorrhinia pectoralis (1042). Each pond complex consists of five diverse water bodies covering areas from several dozen to several hundred square metres.
