Birds reported include Eurasian coot, great crested grebe, tufted duck, common moorhen, pochard, and Slavonian grebe. The dense vegetation surrounding the lake contains nightingales, blackcaps and marsh warblers hiding from sparrowhawks, goshawks, and tawny owls. The lake is also an important breeding ground for frogs, including common frog, moor frog, and common toad.
The presence of various birds near the lake is documented, including Eurasian coot, great crested grebe, tufted duck, common moorhen, pochard, and Slavonian grebe. The dense vegetation surrounding the lake provides cover for nightingales, blackcaps, and marsh warblers that avoid predators such as sparrowhawks, goshawks, and tawny owls. The lake plays a significant role in the breeding cycle of frogs, including common frog, moor frog, and common toad.