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Il Caloggio Oasis is part of the Groane Park. The vegetation of the area includes alders (Alnus spp.), willows (Salix spp.), guelder roses (Viburnum opulus), and common dogwood (Cornus sanguinea).

The central part of the Oasis has been reforested with oaks (Quercus spp.), European hornbeams (Carpinus betulus), and elms (Ulmus spp.).

There are many types of birds feeding on the seeds of wild plants like sparrows, goldfinches, greenfinches, swallows, common redstarts, spotted flycatchers, shrikes, red woodpeckers, and tits.

Many tree frogs find shelter d in the ground. In the Oasis, visitors can catch a glimpse of pheasants, rabbits, hedgehogs, weasels and other mammals. The water fauna includes ray-finned fish, common chubs, green frogs, European green toads, and newts.

Inside the Oasis, there is a butterfly garden, rich in nectarine plants, highly appreciated by the insects.

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