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Fisherman's bad luck!
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Reflections on Lake Bever
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Burning evening sky
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Lake Bever at late afternoon with late October sun
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Row, row, row your boat gently down (up!) the stream...
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Coot (Blesshuhn / Fulica atra)
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Leaves in yellow autumn dress
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White Swan on Lake Bever in a nature reserve (Germany, Central Westphalia)
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Little lemon tree with one green lemon only and a new blossom
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Gladiola
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A Cormorant in resting position
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An example of re-breeding (backbreeding, re-domestication?) to the ancestor of productive (livestock) cattle
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Grey Heron on top of a dead Cormorant tree
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Three Cormorants on a dead tree
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First test of the new Olympus converter TC MC-20, the distance of the object was about 50m (about 164 ft), cropped about 50%
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The last wimpy Lavandula blossoms in September
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The last roses for this year?
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The geranium is pullulating permanently from spring to fall - Where do they get all that energy from?
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Late Fuchsia
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Wind energy production in a cornfield
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A classic wooden sailing yacht on Lake Moehne (Germany)
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Damaged forests, deforestation and reforestation
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Spruce monoculture: the key malefactor of most storm losses and bark-beetle attacks within Arnsberg Forest
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Sunday afternoon time off with water sports and fishing on barrier lake Moehne, Germany
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A little ray of hope are the flowering plants on the ground which get a chance with a lot of light now.
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Very bad impressions from Arnsberg Forest near Lake Moehne in southern Westphalia, Germany: Deforestation everywhere due to drought and bark-beetles.
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A pink relict of World War II: a former air raid shelter ("Hochbunker") in the center of a Westphalian City (Hamm, Germany)
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Organic agriculture: barley with long stalks, as they had been in the past - without any genetic engineering. Additionally there is a broad wildflower strip at the field border to support the insects.
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"White Light"® (Hydrangea paniculata) with three flies
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The first Agapanthus (Schmucklilie) have just blossomed out.
