a blog by markus nolf
die folgenden bilder gehören zu diesem blog-artikel. flussufer an der isel – ein pionierstandort, der auch von der deutschen tamariske (myricaria germanica) besiedelt wird. deutsche tamariske (myricaria germanica), jungpflanze deutsche […]
…and it just keeps getting better!
die folgenden bilder gehören zu diesem blog-artikel. skelett eines grossen mausohrs (myotis myotis) skelett eines grossen mausohrs (myotis myotis) skelett eines grossen mausohrs (myotis myotis) – besonders: schulterblatt und schwanz […]
the following images are part of this blog post. skeleton of a greater mouse-eared bat (myotis myotis) skeleton of a greater mouse-eared bat (myotis myotis) skeleton of a greater mouse-eared […]
after biodiversity day in early june, alice and i decided to stay in obergurgl another day and go on a hike to the rotmoos valley. the valley was presumably named […]
i’ve added this little animated gif to the respective gallery: female glowworm (lampyris noctiluca). ony the (wingless) females are able to produce light. it shows the same glowworm at “usual” […]