Étang de Malzoné, Natural pond in Millançay, France.
Étang de Malzoné is an artificial pond in Millançay with a water surface surrounded by vegetation. The site provides habitat for herons, egrets, swans, coots, and various aquatic and wetland plants.
This water body was recognized as an area of ecological interest in early surveys, confirming its importance for regional biodiversity. The designation helped bring attention to its value as a natural habitat.
Photographers and birdwatchers visit to observe and document the different species living here. This spot in the Sologne is valued by locals and travelers alike for its role as a habitat for diverse wildlife.
Access is via departmental road 922 and there are designated rest areas for nature observation. Early morning or late afternoon visits work best when wildlife is most active.
Biologists have documented five notable plant species here, including Elatine alsinastrum, a rare aquatic plant in the Centre region. These botanical discoveries show how scientifically valuable this seemingly simple pond is.
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