A blog about nature photography, nature videos, photo trips, photo trekking, macro, photo equipment, insects, spiders, other animals, plants, fungi, flora and fauna, rare & endemic species, national parks, biodiversity, microscopy.
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Miskolc, Hungary (Miskolc, Ungarn) (Miskolc, Magyarország) 04.2015.
Címkék:
Beetle,
Fly,
Hungary: North,
In the city,
Landscape,
Plant,
Soil fauna,
Spider,
Wasp
Hely:
Miskolc, Magyarország
Friday, April 17, 2015
Tokaj, Hungary (Tokaj, Ungarn) (Tokaj, Magyarország) 04.2015.
Címkék:
Beetle,
Hungary: North,
Landscape,
Plant,
Spider
Hely:
Tarcal, Magyarország
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Bereg Plain, Hungary (Ebene von Bereg, Ungarn) (Beregi-sík, Magyarország) 04.2015.
We travelled to Márokpapi, a small village in the Bereg Plain in East Hungary, in the Szatmár-Bereg Landscape Protection Area. There is a Natura 2000 site here named Tarpa-Tákos, famous for its rare plant species, including a relict population of the Snake's Head Fritillary. The area's vegetation includes Pannonic woods with sessile oak and hornbeam, Alluvial forests with black alder, and Lowland hay meadows. Location: Márokpapi. Date: 12.04.2015.
Címkék:
Bug,
Fungus,
Hungary: East,
Milliped,
Natura2000,
Plant,
Reptile,
Spider,
Szatmár-beregi TK
Hely:
Márokpapi, Magyarország
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Bükk Mts., Hungary (Bükk Gebirge, Ungarn) (Bükk-hegység, Magyarország) 04.2015.
Címkék:
Bükk NP,
Hungary: North,
Plant
Hely:
Miskolc
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Vámospércs, Hungary (Vámospércs, Ungarn) (Vámospércs, Magyarország) 03.2015.
Címkék:
Hajdúsági TK,
Hungary: East,
Landscape,
Plant
Hely:
Vámospércs
Bagamér, Hungary (Bagamér, Ungarn) (Bagamér, Magyarország) 03.2015.
Most of the isolated remaining natural landscapes of the South Nyírség Region are integrated into the Hajdúság Landscape Protection Area. Here, on the north-eastern part of the Great Hungarian Plain, a slight depression may be called a valley, and small elevations are referred to as hills. Hence the names of some protected areas: Valley of the Kék-Kálló, or Daru Hills of Bagamér, parts of the Natura 2000 Network. Pannonic sand steppes, sand dunes, Molinia meadows, and lowland hay meadows sustain a remarkable biodiversity here. I visited Bagamér in spring, when the rare endemic Hungarian Pasque Flowers are in blossom. Place: Bagamér. Date: 21-31.03.2015.
Címkék:
Amphibian,
Beetle,
Bug,
Fungus,
Hajdúsági TK,
Hungary: East,
Landscape,
Mollusc,
Plant,
Spider,
Water
Hely:
Bagamér, Magyarország
Saturday, March 21, 2015
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