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Und auch dieses Jahr gibt es wieder #Sonnenblumen auf meinem Balkon (von wem auch immer gepflanzt). 😉


#Sonnenblume 🌻 #Balkon #Natur #Garten #Nature #Sommer #Photo #MyPhoto ☮️


Ich bin an 3 Tagen Kreuz und Querfeldein den Schmetterlingspfad hoch und runter gewandert auf der suche nach dem seltenen Waldteufel. Ich hab ihn leider nicht gefunden aber ganz viele andere 🦋 und man lernt sehr viel über die kleinen Flattermänner, viele Infotafeln am Wegesrand. 1.Kaisermantel 2.Brauner Feuermantel 3.Mauerfuchs 4.Hauhechel Bläuling 5.Schillerfalter 6.Waldbrettspiel 7. Würfeldickkopf 8.Kohlweißling 9.Ich werde beobachtet! 😀 Das sind nur einige da gibt es über 60 Arten.
#Schmetterlingspfad #Nettersheim #Eifel #Schmetterling #Butterfly #Papillon #foto #photo #photographie #Fotografie #myphoto #Natur #Nature #EifelMagie


≪ Wege, wie ich sie mag ≫


_(Bildbeschreibung: Ein kleiner Teich, eingerahmt von Büschen und Bäumen. In der Mitte des Bildes eine Brücke; rechts und links von ihr stehen alte Laternen.)_

#photography #fotografie #foto #photo #postprocessed #myphoto #mywork #ownwork #nature #natur #umwelt


#nature

#morning

Indigo bunting greets the morning (Maryland) by Isaac B. Rosenberg


#doomposting

Blue whales are going eerily silent—and scientists say it’s a warning sign

“When you really break it down, it’s like trying to sing while you're starving,” Ryan adds. “They were spending all their time just trying to find food.”

Read more:

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/ocean-heat-wave-blob-whale-songs

#klimakrise #meer #wale #natur #ökologie #wissenschaft #science #ecology #nature #whales #climatecrisis


≪ Schönheit am Wegesrand ≫


_(Bildbeschreibung: Eine leuchtend gelbe Blüte und eine kleine Knospe des Habichtskrautes.)_

#photography #fotografie #foto #photo #postprocessed #myphoto #mywork #ownwork #nature #natur #umwelt


#nature

#wildflowers

Untitled (Wildflowers) by Justin Scudney


We Built This Wall for Birds — Here’s What Happened - https://videos.trom.tf/w/1ZAxy2K2xx6nD11dmA7rts

@Dima and Mara continue to do their great work of showcasing these amazing projects and people who do a lot of good work for animals, plants, nature, and us eventually.

Great job!

#nature #volunteer #animals #restoration #environment


The most mindblowing cave! - https://videos.trom.tf/w/hNQGWL9YRHyQ2E4zPRQTGi

The Nerja cave in Spain is perhaps one of the most amazing caves in Spain. It is huge and people used to live there thousands of years ago. Scientists found cave paintings, human bones, and even evidence that around the same time cave hyenas lived there too. In the cave it is the largest formation of stalactites in the world measuring around 32 meters.

This was such a mindblowing experience for us, it is hard to showcase the immensity of it and uniqueness in a video or photos. We were also able to get in there for free.

#nature #motorhome #cave #nerja #spain #travel #vanlife


Star Trails over El Capitan
* Image Credit & Copyright: Michael Bolte (UCSC)

Explanation:
Towering 3,000 feet from base to summit, the famous granite face of El Capitan in Earth's Yosemite National Park just hides the planet's north celestial pole in this skyscape. Of course, the north celestial pole is at the center of all the star trails. Their short arcs reflecting the planet's daily rotation on its axis are traced in a digital stack of 36 sequential exposures. Linear trails of passing airplane navigation lights and a flare from car lights along the road below are also captured in the sequential stack. But the punctuated trail of light seen against the sheer El Capitan itself follows a climbing team on the night of November 8, 2013. The team is ascending toward the summit along The Nose, a historic rock climbing route.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140321.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

2014 March 21

Star Trails over El Capitan
 * Image Credit & Copyright: Michael Bolte (UCSC)

Explanation: 
Towering 3,000 feet from base to summit, the famous granite face of El Capitan in Earth's Yosemite National Park just hides the planet's north celestial pole in this skyscape. Of course, the north celestial pole is at the center of all the star trails. Their short arcs reflecting the planet's daily rotation on its axis are traced in a digital stack of 36 sequential exposures. Linear trails of passing airplane navigation lights and a flare from car lights along the road below are also captured in the sequential stack. But the punctuated trail of light seen against the sheer El Capitan itself follows a climbing team on the night of November 8, 2013. The team is ascending toward the summit along The Nose, a historic rock climbing route. 

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