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Where are my friends?
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Whispers of light
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The magical world at our feet! 🌳 🍄
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The bridge over the river
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Autumn likes to hide its colorful goings-on behind a curtain of fog!
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Small group of forest mushrooms in their natural environment!
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Autumn impression "Red wine leaf"
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Fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) The "red" one with the white spots!
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Fungi are living organisms. They consist of individual cells with a cell nucleus. In biology, they form a separate kingdom next to animals and plants. They are more similar to plants because they cannot move by themselves.
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"The lemon butterfly" (family of the white butterflies) They are one of the last species in autumn to take advantage of warming sun rays to snack on last cathouse carnations!
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Spider and/or Spider Web
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PAThe Bald Ibis (Geronticus eremita) Family of Ibises Species conservation projects provide unique frameworks for research and, conversely, they can also benefit directly from research results. The Waldrappteam practices this symbiotic interaction success
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This wonderful filigree mushroom species, I could discover and capture in a floodplain forest!
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The fly agaric (Amanita muscaria), also known as the red fly agaric, is a poisonous species of mushroom in the bead family.
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Experiences are gathered like mushrooms: one by one and with the feeling that the thing is not quite secret. Erskine Caldwell
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Looking close ....on Friday
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"Swan girl" swims backlit in the setting sun!
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Marmota/ Murmeltier
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Little fawn in the Julian Alps...winter is just around the corner, how should such a little animal survive the winter high up in the Alps!
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Potrait of a rock bittern in the Julian Alps of Italy, which came relatively close to me.....my joy was great!
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Young male ibex in the Julian Alps of Italy
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No mushroom is small enough not to be a lucky mushroom.
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For "Looking close on Friday"
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"Small forest impression"
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How long does it take a spider to build a spider web? Building a new wheel web takes between 20 and 30 minutes, depending on the size. The flying thread can be up to 50 centimeters long in a horned cross spider.
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"Life in the meadow" The wasp spider
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The caterpillar looks for a protected place to pupate after 14-21 days and can move relatively far from the feeding site to do so. From about mid-July a butterfly hatches from the pupa. This second generation of swallowtails again lays eggs on the above-m
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Portrait of a European praying mantis (Mantis religiosa) Males that can fly! Unlike females, which unfortunately can not!
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European praying mantis ( Mantis religiosa)
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Lesser meadowbird (Coenonympha pamphilus)
