Apaj

This is a huge sodic lowland of the great Hungarian Plain.
This area is only 60 Km from Budapest and it's part of the Upper Kiskunsag Puszta.

It presents a nice variation of sodic meadows and grazing lands. The reconstruction of the former fish ponds outside the village of Apaj resulted in the creation of a large wetland. The large open steppes offer a spread table for the birds of prey.

The largest Hungarian colony of Great bustards also lives on these large sodic lands. A large number of the Collared Partincoles also nest in the area.

Böddi-szék

It is the member of the chain of sodic lakes in the Upper Kiskunsag. The area is outside the village of Dunatetétlen. This land is 700 hectares and it has been a nature conservation area since 1997 and it is part of the Natura 2000.

This landscape is one of the most beautiful sodic lands of the Great Plains. It is an internationally recognized habitat for water and shore birds. 

Kelemen-szék

This land is is close to Böddi-szék and it's also part of the Upper Kiskunsag sodic lakes. There is a free-range farming area on the grassland around the lake.

The muddy parts get trodden by a herd of buffaloes.
The current face of the Kelemen-szék shows large, temporary and shallow sodic lakes and sodic ridges with alkali grass. This area is also home to water and shore birds especially in the migration time. 

Pusztaszer Nature
Protection Area

The nature Protection area is over 22 thousand hectares and it is close to the City of Szeged. The landscape is characterized by sodic lakes, fishponds and the Tisza river. Two of the most famous sodic lakes in the territory are the Büdös-szék and the Vesszős-szék areas.

These are the most beautiful sodic lands in the Protection Area. In addition, two famous fishpond systems can be found within the area. One of them is the Fehér-lake next to the City of Szeged and the other one is the Csaj-lake next to Csanytelek.

for migrating birds.

Tiszaalpár

There is a large swampy flood area next to the village of Tiszaalpár. This part of the Great Plain was formed by the Tisza. The Tisza river constitutes the Eastern border of the Kiskunsag National Park.

The backwaters, marshes and swamps are lined by forests composed of different trees. These habitats are famous for their spectacular bird life. The forests are home to the sheldom noticeable and shy black stork in the breeding season. The Olivaceous Warbler is nesting in great numbers in the area.

There is a big heron nesting colony in the willows-jungle around the Big-lake. Plenty of Night Herons,
Little Egrets, Great White Egrets, Grey Herons, Purple Herons, Spoonbills and Squacco Herons nest in the area.