Struga Dobieszkowska Nature Reserve - a reserve protecting the flora and fauna of Poland, in voivodeship of Lodz, in you will say Zgierz, in the commune of Stryków, under Dobieszkow, located in the Wiączyń forest district (Brzeziny forest district).
Created on June 25, 1990, it has an area of 38 ha.
Geographic coordinates: 51 ° 51′08 ″ N 19 ° 35′46 ″ E
The reserve was established to protect and preserve the natural landscape of the upper section of the valley of the natural mid-forest stream (water purity class I) Młynówki, the left-bank tributary of the Moszczenica, with numerous interesting morphological forms, incl. ravines, spring niches and forests with valuable oak-hornbeam and riparian forests.
The topography is extremely varied. The lowest point is 171 m above sea level. and the highest elevation is 197 m above sea level The whole reserve is located on a fairly steep slope, the slope of the slope reaches around 30 degrees in some places.
The flora of the reserve in individual layers of the forest is represented by:
- oaks, birch trees, sycamores, hornbeams, linden trees, aspen, clones, elms and here and there pine trees.
- in the undercoat: bird cherry and American, buckthorn, without coral, hazel, euonymus, viburnum, mountain ash.
- The forest undergrowth consists of: blueberry, yellow gamekeeper, lily of the valley, hepatica, large-flowered starlet,pearl pendulous, forest seventh and forest violet and hairy hairy.
Representatives of the animal world are many species:
- insects (flieshoverflies associated with rotting or rotting trunks)
- aquatic invertebrates: volunteers, fluff and leeches
- and from vertebrates - jawless, e.g. stream lampreys.
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