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a feather in the morning dew still quite sleepy -) The grass is original so red,so nothing dyed :-) In the meantime,I also know that it is called "Japanese blood grass""." this look was for my dog,with whom I pass by these young chickens almost every day during a walk :-) both still very young Collared parakeets,at least the species pictured here,are actually at home in Africa. However,they are now also widespread in the wild here in Germany. Many of them have either escaped or have been abandoned. They slop A poppy meadow in the backlight Poppy seeds with a difference. I think it's a matter of taste,but I was tempted to give the poppy seeds a slightly different touch :-) Poppy seeds with a difference. I think it's a matter of taste,but I was tempted to give the poppy seeds a slightly different touch. Here's a Monochom version :-) The grey heron is an absolute lightweight. With its size of around 90 cm,it weighs just 1.5 to 2 kg. Its wingspan of 1.7 m is also quite remarkable. In comparison,a mute swan,for example,weighs up to 15 kg The grey heron is an absolute lightweight. With its size of around 90 cm,it weighs just 1.5 to 2 kg. Its wingspan of 1.7 m is also quite remarkable. In comparison,a mute swan,for example,weighs up to 15 kg u shortly after the start,when he lay down in the corner. Somehow reminds me of a motorcyclist who lets his heel slide on the road so as not to lean too hard into the curve :-) She pretends to be asleep,but she is certainly wide awake as soon as a possible prey appears :-) In the vault under the temple of Mercury,one could be frightened if there were not also a light shaft and an exit. In the vault under the temple of Mercury,one could be frightened if there were not also a light shaft and an exit. in the castle park in Schwetzingen. This temple was built as a ruin and was thus intended to symbolize the ephemeral... (or something like that?) After a wea,the swan father joined his family in a relaxed manner and they swam back together to their nest on an island. Taken on a June evening on the Neckar River. embody swans like this for me again and again. or just after mommy? In the vault under the Temple of Apollo in the Schwetzingen Palace Garden. as long as the memories of it are still fresh :-) a common hoverfly on a yellow flower,the name of which I unfortunately do not know. plague this pigeon's tail back and forth. Finally at a height that was also achievable with the macro lens. The fact that many compare it to a hummingbird is quite justified. He sucks nectar like a hummingbird, That is,he stands sucking in front of de +++ Nikon D70 ISO 400 F/11 1/200sec. 90mm + 2-fold conv. +++ At this exposure time,the wings look almost transparent and you can see about 1/2 wing beat. at the water lily pond (3) This lotus flower has not yet been kissed by the sun,because only then does it open. But unfortunately I missed it that day. or maybe just a young chicken? I really can't say for sure,maybe someone of you knows :-) +++ Nikon D70,ISO 250 F/5.6 1/125sec 180mm +++ this gentleman gave me Heidelibelle and he almost crawled on my little finger. At the moment,the hormones are already bubbling up quite a bit with the heather bells. I have never seen so many mating specimens in one heap as on Sunday. or the water lily organ pipes this hoverfly seems to stand above the flower until the big hummer finally leaves. Impression from the castle park in Schwetzingen Impression from the castle park in Schwetzingen at the water lily pond (1) The fork is at home in South and East Africa and is relatively widespread there. also called carpet python. I hope I remembered that correctly. I'm not quite sure. Snake connoisseurs may correct me. Does anyone happen to know why she has these gaps on her jaw? +++ Nikon D70 90 mm+2x converter F 5.6 (ef the yellow anaconda is a skilled hunter. Taken at Luisenpark in Mannheim +++ Nikon D70 90 mm + 2-way converter F 5.6 (eff.) 1/80 sec ISO 800 Monopod This free-roaming grey heron has probably found a convenient way to get fish,it simply steals the fish from the tank of the humbold penguins that were thrown in shortly before during feeding. Waif Red Lady His real (German) name is Taubenschwänzchen and he belongs to the family of hawkmoths. It reminds more of a bird than a butterfly and is one of my absolute favorites in the insect world. The pigeon's tail is a wall It's really called that :-) Probably because of the long collective hair on the hind legs,which look like harem pants As dangerous as its name sounds,so is this fish,because its spines are poisonous. Taken in the aquarium of the Luisenpark Mannheim. Nikon D70,180 mm,F 4.0,1/50 sec,ISO 1600,Bel-kor. -1,0 As dangerous as its name sounds,so is this fish,because its spines are poisonous. Taken in the aquarium of the Luisenpark Mannheim. Nikon D70,180 mm,F 4.0,1/160 sec,ISO 1600,Bel-kor. -1,0 after the strenuous tandem flight with her partner,who had dropped her off on this sheet shortly before. A common heather bell An iris at a pond in the grazing light in the evening on an old sign and every new goose is greeted joyfully. Later,they flew together to their sleeping place. Taken in the nature reserve "Unterer Neckar"" near Ladenburg" The nature reserve "Unterer Neckar"" goes to sleep and the sun lets you get into the mood again as a farewell." the Canada geese set off for their night quarters. This old weir separates the navigable Neckar from the Neckar Canal and the Altneckar,which is part of a very beautiful nature reserve "Lower Neckar""." a black-headed gull in the early evening light. It does not bear its name because its calls are reminiscent of laughter,as in the case of a green woodpecker,for example,but because it likes to breed in waters called laughter. in a stormy wind :-) Bed of Roses [1] Bed of Roses [2]