blog gallery guestbook travel links about time viewing: most recent [archive] « » a hike to the rotmoos valley 2007-06-10 [related blog entry]  [en] [de]  common butterwort (pinguicula vulgaris) dewdrops in a spiderweb just above the water surface dewdrops in a spiderweb red peat moss (sphagnum sp.) a wolf spider (lycosidae) with egg-sac a wolf spider (lycosidae) with egg-sac, from behind rusty-leaved alpenrose (rhododendron ferrugineum) spotted gentian (gentiana punctata) the swiss pine forest in obergurgl, a natural monument hare's-tail cottongrass (eriophorum vaginatum) panorama: one of the moors, the swiss pine forest in obergurgl alice leaps in the waterfall ;-) markus standing angular black-and-yellow caterpillar alice and i at the schönwies-hütte (2268 m) view into the rotmoos valley alice, adept in amphibians tadpoles alpine butterwort (pinguicula alpina) spring gentian (gentiana verna) spring gentian (gentiana verna) dwarf snowbell (soldanella pusilla) dwarf snowbells (soldanella pusilla) are the first blooming flowers as the snow melts in spring mars-like landscape, rootmoos valley alpine toadflax (linaria alpina) wrong decision made in a bog ;-) two alpine marmots (marmota marmota) a window frame in the middle of nowhere ;-) alice enjoys the view through the frame looking back to schönwies-hütte panorama: the rotmoos valley saxifraga sp. lichens i can already hear the lichenologists say "there are at least 50 species of lichen in this photo!" glacier buttercup (ranunculus glacialis) alpine primrose (primula minima), about 2 cm high schönwies-hütte (2268 m) rotmoos creek stinking primrose (primula hirsuta), at the left side of the gorge (previous photo) obergurgl from above (hochgurgl in the background) [go back]