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Drei junge Schneehühner | Der Nature Watch Blog
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So haben sie Tirol noch nie gesehen. Der Nature Watch Blog. Alpe Sesslad im Paznauntal (ca. 2300 Meter). Teilen Sie dies mit:. Die neue Broschüre ist da! Nature Watch for Kids →. 3 Antworten to “Drei junge Schneehühner”. 22 August 2011 um 10:16. Gut getarnt. Ich habe einige Zeit gebraucht, um das dritte Schneehuhn zu entdecken. 22 August 2011 um 17:20. Wir waren zuerst selbst der Meinung es sind nur zwei! Eigentlich müsste es lauten: „Two and a half Schneehühner“. 14 April 2012 um 18:55. Entdecken, begre...
Medienspiegel | Der Nature Watch Blog
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So haben sie Tirol noch nie gesehen. Der Nature Watch Blog. Was andere Medien über Nature Watch berichten. Kurier Wien (21.08.2011): Die großen 5. LandLeben (Juli/August 2011): Aktivurlaube auf dem Lande. Aktivurlaube auf dem Lande.pdf. Saison (Sommer 2011): Natur im Zoom. Tirolorf.at (25.07.2011): Alpenpark Karwendel: Nature Watch. Green World Blog (25.07.2011): Nature Watch. Http:/ www.wwf.lv/articles/nature-watch-2011/. REISE-aktuell (24.07.2011): Entdecke das Unsichtbare…. Geode Der Natur auf der Spur.
Nature Watch for Kids | Der Nature Watch Blog
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So haben sie Tirol noch nie gesehen. Der Nature Watch Blog. Nature Watch for Kids. Vor kurzem war ich mit den Kindern des UHC Absam auf Nature Watch Tour. Getroffen haben wir uns in Gnadenwald, oberhalb der Bogner Aste. Ferngläser wurden ausgeteilt, Tierkärtchen auf Bäume gehängt und jedes Kind konnte einmal versuchen durch ein Fernglas zu schauen. Das war zuerst gar nicht so einfach für die Kleinen! Beitrag von Nature Watch Guide Susi Vianello. Teilen Sie dies mit:. Gib hier Deinen Kommentar ein . Natur...
Journalisten entdecken das Halltal mit Nature Watch | Der Nature Watch Blog
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So haben sie Tirol noch nie gesehen. Der Nature Watch Blog. Journalisten entdecken das Halltal mit Nature Watch. Gastbeitrag von Susanne Stöger. Der Herbst hält Einzug und zeigt sich von seiner schönsten Seite. Bei schönstem Herbstwetter erlebte eine Gruppe holländischer und belgischer Journalisten das Halltal von seiner charmant-rauhen Seite. Geführt von Nature Watch Guide. Starteten sie unterhalb der Herrenhäuser. Eine kleine Holzbrücke brachte die Wanderer sicher über den Hallbach. Weiter ging...Tolle...
Die neue Broschüre ist da! | Der Nature Watch Blog
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So haben sie Tirol noch nie gesehen. Der Nature Watch Blog. Die neue Broschüre ist da! Haben wir Ihr Interesse geweckt? Die Broschüre steht unter folgendem Link zum Download bereit: http:/ bit.ly/kkPV9u. Nature Watch 2011 – Entdecke das Unsichtbare. Teilen Sie dies mit:. Tiroler Tier- und Pflanzenwelt. Nature Watch for kids. Drei junge Schneehühner →. Schreibe einen Kommentar Antworten abbrechen. Gib hier Deinen Kommentar ein . Trage deine Daten unten ein oder klicke ein Icon um dich einzuloggen:. Entdec...
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Discovering Alpine Birds: new Panasonic Lumix GH2 for Digiscoping
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Sunday, 26 September 2010. New Panasonic Lumix GH2 for Digiscoping. At the Photokina last week, I got to spend a good 1/2 hour with a pre-production model of the Panasonic Lumix GH2, and so got it on a UCA, behind a telescope to check it out for digiscoping. The new Panasonic Lumix GH2, ready for digiscoping. Showing off what the GH2 can do. Resolving absolutely incredibly tiny dots on a tin th...
Discovering Alpine Birds: May 2010
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Saturday, 29 May 2010. Video Digiscoping with Andreas Kieling. Whilst at the Pannonian Bird Experience, we got to spend some time with and make a small video with Andreas Kieling. Click on the little triangle to get the closed captions / subtitles. Here are a couple of Kieling / arte / National Geographic / BBC Wildlife videos:. Have a wonderful weekend! Posted by Dale Forbes. Links to this post.
Discovering Alpine Birds: August 2010
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Tuesday, 31 August 2010. Living Koh Phi Phi. And doing a little birding on the side. Ah, the island life. beach. sun. forest. turquoise waters. I was not expecting much from Maya Bay, famous as the location from the Leo di Caprio movie "The Beach", but it really was a stunning bay. White sand beach, thick forest, remote. Wow. Posted by Dale Forbes. Links to this post. Friday, 27 August 2010. One of...
Discovering Alpine Birds: Off to the Vogelfestival RUhr
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Saturday, 11 September 2010. Off to the Vogelfestival RUhr. It is very early in the morning and it still feels like yesterday, but I need to catch a transfer to the airport 'cos I am flying to Dortmund or Düsseldorf (can't remember which but I suppose my aeroplane will kick me off at the right place), and then up and off to the Vogelfestival Ruhr! Here is a video that Thomas made last year:. And to...
Discovering Alpine Birds: April 2010
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Thursday, 29 April 2010. Digiscoping Great White Egret with Canon 7D. Got home from Burgenland / Neusiedlersee National Park late last night and thought I would post a first digiscoping image from the week:. A Great White Egret taken from the Swarovski Hide (Warmblut Pferdekoppel) with Swaro STM80HD spotting scope, TLS800 digiscoping adapter and Canon 7D. Posted by Dale Forbes. Links to this post.
Discovering Alpine Birds: Stone Chats galore
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Saturday, 30 October 2010. I have just gotten back from an awesome 6 days in Extremadura (western Spain), a bird-lovers paradise. It was wonderful to be in the sun again (it was snowing at home and in Extremadura we were sitting in shorts, baking in the sun). Here are some of the stonchats I digiscoped there:. Playing with the blue sky as a background. Posted by Dale Forbes. Extremadura looks great...
Discovering Alpine Birds: July 2010
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Friday, 30 July 2010. Thailand is the bomb! Just under two weeks in Thailand and this place has not ceased to amaze me. The people are incredible, dramatic landscapes, powerful forests and wonderful birds (and fishies). Its also the reason why I have not been blogging. Here are some pics from our first stop - we stumbled completely randomly and unplanned on probably the most gorgeous beach (place?
Discovering Alpine Birds: Playing with the new Panasonic G2
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Sunday, 3 October 2010. Playing with the new Panasonic G2. We got the Panasonic Lumix G2 just a few weeks ago and the Photokina in Cologne was the first time I had a little bit of time to play with it and see what it could do. A really old lock. where on earth did they find this lock? I loved playing with the light and colours on the bridge. Playing with artificial effects on the computer. Hi Chris...
Discovering Alpine Birds: September 2010
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Sunday, 26 September 2010. New Panasonic Lumix GH2 for Digiscoping. At the Photokina last week, I got to spend a good 1/2 hour with a pre-production model of the Panasonic Lumix GH2, and so got it on a UCA, behind a telescope to check it out for digiscoping. The new Panasonic Lumix GH2, ready for digiscoping. Showing off what the GH2 can do. Resolving absolutely incredibly tiny dots on a tin th...
Discovering Alpine Birds: June 2010
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While I love this blog, I now pretty much only write on my other two blogs:. I would love to see you there! Saturday, 19 June 2010. Awesome Texel Birding II. I really enjoyed being in Texel. The birding was great. The company was great. And there were tons of opportunity to take lots of photos. Black-headed Gull cruising by. A Marsh Harrier, flying directly over a Hen Harrier nest. Click on it to view it big. All photos digiscoped with a Swarovski Optik STM80 HD, TLS800 digiscoping adapter, and Canon 7D.
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Random jottings of my trysts with Mother Nature. Birds in my housing society garden. Something amazing happened a few days ago, and I feel that I must share this with my readers: I had just finished my morning ablutions etc and, as I do most days, I was out in the balcony to look at the greenery that faces our place: the garden in our housing society has several old, large trees that are inhabited by the usual birds and insects; often, we see the. Couples and juveniles of the. Couples and juveniles of the.
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Wednesday 16/6/10 - A exciting forty five minutes. I wandered over to the area the cub had disappeared, which was right next to one of the dry ditches that run around and through the farm. I could hear movement in the ditch so lowered myself behind the long grass a little and waited for the cub to appear. What actually appeared was a badger! He repeated this three times, which is great news as this sett is only about forty metres from the hide. Links to this post. First Visitor of the Year. It's been ove...
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