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Showing posts with label Sea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sea. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Monday, July 24, 2017
Panama City, Panama (Panama-Stadt, Panama) (Panamaváros, Panama) 07.2017.
In July 2017 we visited Panama City. South of the skyscrapers there are still relatively large but vulnerable mangrove habitats, called Los humedales de la bahía de Panamá (ecoregion of the South American Pacific mangroves). We took some photos of local species in Costa del Este and Palo Grande. Location: Panama City. Date: 24.07.2017.
Hely:
Panamaváros
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Atlantic Ocean at Cape Cod, USA (Atlantischer Ozean bei Cape Cod, USA) (Atlanti-óceán Cape Cod-nál, USA) 05.2016.
We visited the Cape Cod National Seashore in Massachusetts in May to photograph the annual spawning of the horseshoe crabs, ancient-looking members of the Merostomata class. We had a beautiful sight at the ocean and came across many interesting species. Location: Provincetown and Wellfleet, Massachusetts. Date: 07-08.05.2016.
Címkék:
Cape Cod NS,
Crab,
Mollusc,
Plant,
Sea,
USA: Massachusetts,
Worm
Hely:
Cape Cod, USA
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Porto Ferro, Sardinia (Porto Ferro, Sardinien) (Porto Ferro, Szardínia) 05.2013.
We traveled to the Baratz Lake and the nearby coastal area called Porto Ferro in the Sassari Province of Sardinia. The area had such a high diversity of landscapes, plants and animals that we spent the whole day here. The coast of Porto Ferro is situated at the northern edge of the Capo Caccia/ Isola Piana Marine Protected Area and its 2 km long beach is guarded by 3 towers built in the 17th century. Location: Porto Ferro. Date: 02.05.2013.
Címkék:
Beetle,
Cnidarian,
Crab,
Fly,
Harvestman,
Mollusc,
Plant,
Sardinia: North,
Sea,
Spider,
Wasp
Hely:
Porto Ferro, Sardinia
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Tenerife: Orotava Valley (Teneriffa: Orotava-Tal) (Tenerife: Orotava-völgy) 03.2013.
Tenerife is the largest of the 7 main Canary Islands, characterised by its main volcano, the Teide (3718 m). With my wife, we spent almost 2 weeks here and on the island of La Gomera in March. This time of the year is good to catch many of the islands endemic plants in flowering period. The plant and animal life on the Canary Islands are incredible, a very high proportion of the species are endemics and and even the types of plant communities are very special, found nowhere else on Earth but on other Macaronesian Islands. Tenerife, due the presence of the Teide, has an astonishing vertical zonation and many of its areas are protected. First, I show photos of the biggest valley, the Orotava Valley, which faces the Atlantic Ocean on the north of the island.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Grense Jakobselv, Finnmark, Norway (Grense Jakobselv, Finnmark, Norwegen) (Grense Jakobselv, Finnmark, Norvégia) 07.2011.
On one day on our field trip in Finnmark, we traveled some 60 kms eastwards from Kirkenes to the border area of Norway and Russia. The border is along the small Jakobselva river, and one of the main villages here is Grense Jakobselv (basically just some houses). The avarage population density in Sør-Varanger is 3/sq km, but that of the border area and the adjacent easternmost part of Sør-Varanger is definetly lower! During this trip, we stopped at Jarfjordfjellet, collected some spiders at the Jakobselv river and at the shores of the Barents sea, and than traveled to the uninhabited tundra zone of the border area.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Aegean Sea at Sithonia, Greece (Ägäisches Meer bei Sithonia, Griechenland) (Égei-tenger Sithoniánál, Görögország) 06.2011.
At the trip in Greece, Sithonia Peninsula, I spent a lot of time searching for animals in the sea surroundung the village of Neos Marmaras. Luckily, the water was clean, the area was beautiful and I managed to find and photograph quite a lot of echinoderms, fish and molluscs. As I do not have an underwater camera, I took photos and videos of animals in small tidal pools and in shallow water. Location: Neos Marmaras. Date: 21-26.2011.
Címkék:
Cnidarian,
Crab,
Echinoderm,
Fish,
Greece: North,
Landscape,
Mediterranean,
Mollusc,
Plant,
Sea,
video
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Adriatic Sea, Croatia (Adriatisches Meer, Kroatien) (Adria, Horvátország) 05.2011.
On the Čiovo island I spent only about an hour with photographing animals and plants on the seashore, but yet I managed to find many interesting species. The Adriatic is a popular destination for scuba divers, but even without special equipment one may make a short walk on the shore for exploring sea life - even without getting wet. The low tide is most suitable for this, when many animals are trapped in small pools remaining on the surface of rocks. The Mediterranean Sea, which the Adria is a part of, covers only 0.7% of the worldwide marine surface area and yet it holds 9% of its biodiversity according to present knowledge. This is even more surprising considered that the so-called Messinian salinity crisis ended only about 5.3 million years ago and this enormous biodiversity was formed only after this event. The Mediterranean Sea Marine Ecoregion is also part of WWF's Global 200, just as the Mediterranean Basin. Location: Čiovo Island. Date: 22-26.05.2011.
Címkék:
Bird,
Crab,
Croatia: Dalmatia,
Fish,
Mammal,
Mediterranean,
Mollusc,
Sea
Hely:
Čiovo, Croatia
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Skiathos, Greece (Skiathos, Griechenland) (Skiathos, Görögország) 07.2008.
Back in 2008 we were in Greece with friends and we visited the isle of Skiathos for a day in the form of a ship cruise, a small island of the Northern Sporades group. Of course I payed attention not just to the beautiful sea, landscape and greek villages, but also to the flora and fauna. Location: Skiathos. Date: 07.2008.
Címkék:
Bird,
Crab,
Echinoderm,
Fly,
Greece: Aegean Islands,
Landscape,
Mollusc,
Plant,
Sea
Hely:
Skiathos, Greece
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