After some months of hustle and bustle because of our removal, we were glad to go on holiday for a fortnight. We went to the quiet North-East of Germany.
The good thing about this part of the country is the diversity in an enormous vast landscape. Mixed forests, meadows surrounded by shrubbery, streams, moors, lakes, small country roads and agricultural fields with groups of trees here and there (and hardly any tourists ;-). The ideal environment for wild flowers, insects and birds.
We were happy to stroll around in this countryside. We found and observed many flowers, lichens, dragonflies, butterflies, bugs, deer, birds of pray and cranes.
Of course I present a glimpse of all this beauty with a personal touch.
Long live diversity!
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Country lane N-E Germany |
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Lichen: Evernia Prunastria |
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Electricity house with Osprey |
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Pine forest |
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Damselfly: Lestes Virens |
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Several lichens and moss |
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Bug: Elasmostethus Interstinctus |
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Weed: Hieracium |
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Abandoned house in the Müritz |
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Adult crane with young |
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Caterpillar of moth: Ethmia Bipunctella |
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Scarce Copper butterfly (female) |
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Dragonfly: Orthetrum Cancellatum |
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Steinhuder Meer |
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Kestrel looking for a prey |
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Young roe deer |