Price: Vitskite marshes known as Vitskata elia are wetlands that have formed along the river Vit . The three largest of these are Podemskoto lake with an area of 0.23 square kilometers, Bivolarsky swamp with an area of 0,185 sq , . km. and long Gulyansko swamp with an area of 0.18 square kilometers . Most marshes along the river Vit bear the names of the towns and villages , whose lands are located , such as: Boom village , city Gulyantsi Bivolare village , the village of Ash , a village Turnene and others. Some of the marshes were turned into rubble , which means that they are used for the extraction of gravel and sand , while others have been converted into fishponds and focal point for fishing in the area . Swamp near the village of Boom - Podemskoto swamp is called and Martvitsata . The reason for this is due to either stagnant , almost "dead" water in the big swamp , or because the old name of the village of Boom - Martvitsata . The other big swamp near the river Vit Bivolarsky Marsh is called corridors . It was formed by the old riverbed expanded municipality Republic , Plevensko.Prez 2008 was declared a protected area as a breeding ground for many species of birds. Once in the middle of the last century , most wetlands along the river Vit were destroyed , it Bivolarsky swamp paradise and home for wetland flora and fauna in the area. , Because of this great ecological value , the lake was declared a protected area . Bivolarsky marsh is the habitat of many rare species of birds , including all species of migratory ducks, Ferruginous Duck and Pygmy Cormorant . Swamp harbors and only mixed heron colony along the river Vit, which consists of reading , gray and white crested herons . Pool is a nesting place for the little bittern .
You can take a walk along the marsh , if you follow the river Vit , be it for a picnic , fishing or just exploring nature in Northern Bulgaria . Other sites and protected areas that you can visit in the area of River Vit , Pleven are: Lagat - Dramkata , fossil trove of badenska fauna and habitat of Tertiary fossils.
