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at a little sidearm of the Danube, also good for some gymnastics

while she prefers a rapid

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nearby and at a barn

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in the last few years almost every forest-farmers or owners around my home village made them forest parts new. In every renovation, you can see a roughly 20-meter-long pile of waste wood from the renovation. This example is a smart renovator, because the renovation was done sustainably. The waste wood provides fungis and insects, while the individual old trees ensure that this ancient principle takes over the renewal process itself in the future. a back to the future :)

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shines bright, next to a thunderstorm

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filter and motif

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This year's next generation of a Common Redstart (Phoenicurus phoenicurus). The 13th at the house (here since 2012)

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Burgweiler-Pfrunger-Ried pic was made in 2019 August the 3rd.

It was my last time I went into this moorland out from the village Riedhausen. I would love to see how it looks today. A visit is of course always worth it ;) (had photographed between the gaps through, from this one small wooden observation tower)

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Princely Park Inzigkofen (south-west Germany)

close on the left behind the tress, you can just make out the river Danube. After its two sources on the Black Forest Jura, the Danube also takes a visit to the Swabian Jura, where 🤍

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a hiking trail on a steep slope of the Swabian Jura, decorated with sun art

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