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Crown of Fame Checkerboard butterfly [Melanargia galathea] Amethyst - Summerroot - Parasite on Man Litter dtsch.: bindweed French: Liseron des Champs Italian: vilucchio comune Field Bindweed poln. Powój polny The alpine bluebell is also called alpine bell,ice bell or alpine tassel flower. South Tyrol: Weißbrunnsee nature reserve in Val d'Ultimo near Merano Alpine Wall European larch (Larix decidua) The parish church of St. Peter,west of Tyrol Castle and above the village of Gratsch,is one of the oldest baptismal churches in South Tyrol and one of the oldest Christian sanctuaries in the Burggrafenamt. It stands over an even older pre-Romanesque complex At the junction of the paths from Lagundo and Gratsch to the village of Tyrol,Thurnstein Castle rises west of Tyrol Castle on the slopes of the Mutspitze. The massive,crenellated tower was built in the 13th century and probably served as a projection St. James's wort (Senecio jacobaea,syn.: Jacobaea vulgaris) The plant,which is toxic in all parts,endangers the health of horses and cattle,even in preserved feed such as hay or silage. Ragworts have a severe effect on liver damage Anthocharis cardamines (Butterfly of the Year 2004): The male aurora butterfly is the prettiest white in Central Europe. The Lahner saw near St. Gertraud in Val d'Ultimo (South Tyrol),Italy. St. Gertraud is the furthest and last village of the Ulten Valley,33 km from the entrance to the valley near Lana. In a former Venetian-style restored sawmill,there is now a Viticulture in South Tyrol St. Vigilius Church on the Vigiljoch in South Tyrol (1793 m) Episcopal Seminary Johanneum in Dorf Tirol Countryside Asphodelus albus Hanging Cylinder Cleaner / Weeping Bottlebrush Castel Tirolo: ancestral castle of the Counts of Tyrol and cradle of the province of Tyrol Trollius europaeus Jaufenpass (view towards Vipiteno) Pulsatilla sulphurea Dactylorhiza sambucina: Yellow-flowered and red-flowered specimens of the elderberry orchid can be found at the Vigiljoch site in South Tyrol. Passer Bridge in Merano (South Tyrol) Duomo di San Nicolo (Merano) Passer in Merano [South Tyrol] (R. bracteata x double yellow tea rose) The Weißbrunnsee is a reservoir in South Tyrol at an altitude of 1872 m. Maria Hilf Chapel [Lana in South Tyrol] The name Haflinger can be traced back to the South Tyrolean mountain village of Avelengo. The name is based on the fact that the blond horses are closely linked to the history of Avelengo and the landscape around the small village above the Kurst Dactylorhiza sambucina The White Mountain Sheep is an all-colored white sheep with an unwanted,narrow,rams-nosed head,which is polled and has long,broad,drooping ears. It is considered a fertile,resilient and frugal sheep that cultivates alpine pastures up to the tree line. Passo di Monte Giovo: Chapel at the Jaufenhaus at an altitude of 2000 m Poultry Passo di Monte Giovo 20 hairpin bends over a length of 39 km A botanical peculiarity: Parasite on man's litter (Eryngium campestre): the amethyst summerroot (Orobanche amethystea),an endangered native orchid Ulten primeval larch: Marked by storm and weather,a natural monument and one of the oldest conifers in Europe (St. Gertraud,South Tyrol) Comparable photo of the Ulten primeval larches posted on wikipedia e.g. with "unlimited right of use""." The Tyrol Castle near Merano in the Burggrafenamt was the ancestral castle of the Counts of Tyrol and the cradle of the province of Tyrol Resting place of Archduke John of Austria in Scena (South Tyrol) The Death of the Sulfur Anemone Running water Of the four city gates of the historic city of Merano,three are still preserved today. The arch of the Vinschgau Gate from the 13th century,through which the road leads into the Vinschgau Valley,looks massive. Melampyrum arvense [[Did you shoot this image on publicly accessible property?]] Yes,I did. Kurhaus Merano Piramidi di terra: The starting material for earth pyramids is late glacial moraine loam. Large stones or rock slabs prevent weathering below their contact surfaces and thus produce metre-high earth pyram over a period of several thousand years Crown of thorns An endangered native orchid (Endangerment level in Germany: 1) 2,581 m (one of Merano's local mountains)