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Wieś Kusice
Sieciemińskie Rosiczki is a peat bog nature reserve in the Sławno district of Western Pomerania, within the Karnieszewice Forest District. Protection covers a transitional mire together with the woodland around it — in botanical terms one of the most interesting sites in the area.
The name is no accident: four species of carnivorous sundew grow here — the round-leaved, the great, the oblong-leaved and the oval-leaved sundew. They are accompanied by other protected bog plants: the mud sedge, the wild rosemary, the rannoch-rush, the lesser and the neglected bladderwort, and the small white water lily. Such a concentration of rare species in a small area is exceptional in Poland.
Visitors follow a wooden boardwalk ending in a viewing platform, which leaves the waterlogged bog undisturbed. Educational boards along the route explain how the mire is built and how carnivorous plants live. The sundews are tiny, so a camera with a telephoto lens or a magnifying glass is worth bringing.
Source: https://karnieszewice.szczecinek.lasy.gov.pl/rezerwat-przyrody-siecieminskie-rosiczki
