Auf Landschaftsfotos.eu hochgeladene Bilder im August 2020:
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1. August 2020 (4 Photos)
Freiburg-Hochdorf, view of the nature and landscape conservation area "Mühlmatten" designated since 1998 west of Freiburg, with the Black Forest on the horizon, July 2020
rainer ullrich
View from March Hill looking north into the Freiburg Basin with the village of Holzhausen, on the horizon the foothills of the Black Forest in the Emmendingen district, July 2020
rainer ullrich
View over the harvested grain fields on the March hill towards the Kaiserstuhl, July 2020
rainer ullrich
on the flood protection embankment at the Dreisam Canal near Riegel, with the Black Forest on the horizon, July 2020
rainer ullrich
7. August 2020 (1 Image)
9. August 2020 (3 Photos)
Cereal fields in the northern foothills of the Drahany Highlands near Bouzov (01.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Hydrangeas in the Arboretum Bila Lhota in the Olomouc District (01.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Unicovsky Lake in Litovel, Olomouc District (01.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
10. August 2020 (2 Photos)
13. August 2020 (2 Photos)
the bladder tree or golden rain tree (Koelreuteria paniculata) with fruits, the ornamental shrub originally comes from East Asia and is planted in parks and gardens here, Aug. 2020
rainer ullrich
Bladder tree-bladder ash, the lantern-like fruits made of parchment-like capsules contain three pea-sized seeds, Aug. 2020
rainer ullrich
15. August 2020 (1 Image)
"The Nature Its Freedom I", Painting: Oil, Oil Pastel on Cotton + Wood, 2020, 107 x 120 cm
Fred Hahn
17. August 2020 (1 Image)
Sunset in the Spreewald over the Spree River in summer 2020.
JanLenny
19. August 2020 (2 Photos)
March 1, 2020:
View from the "Jägers Aussicht" viewpoint down to Beuron.
Friederich Rieber
March 1, 2020:
Below Wildenstein Castle lies the hamlet of St. Maurus im Feld. The listed country estate was built for Princess Dowager Katharina of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen.
Friederich Rieber
21. August 2020 (7 Photos)
After sunset at a small rest area near the Green Belt, where the forest still looks roughly the same as it did years ago; shot on 19.08.2020...
Fred Hahn
Evening mood on the Brocken with a view towards the East Harz; visible are the enormous forest damages on the Hohneklippen. It must be said that everywhere the tree skeletons stand, the new young forest is already growing on the ground. The dying and eventually decaying forest literally prepares the ground for the young forest by fertilizing and deacidifying it...
Fred Hahn
View from the Brocken over the Ilse Valley with Ilsenburg on the edge of the Harz Mountains overlooking the northern Harz foreland; one can see the catastrophic forest damage in the northern Harz, while the Brocken primeval forest with its pine-like trees, mostly several centuries old, which have already experienced and survived so much, is obviously not or hardly affected by this forest damage caused by climate change...
Fred Hahn
View from the Brocken looking north over the so-called "Little Brocken" and Bad Harzburg on the edge of the Harz over the northern Harz foothills; shot in the early evening of 19.08.2020...
Fred Hahn
View from the Brocken towards the southeast to the Hohneklippen and over the eastern Harz; you can see the massive forest damage on the Hohneklippen, on the Heinrichshöhe (right), and in the eastern Harz. Photo taken in the early evening of 19.08.2020...
Fred Hahn
View from the Brocken looking south to the Thuringian Forest on the horizon, but the Wurmberg massif looks terrible: lots of reddish-brown discolored dying or dead forest and huge cleared areas due to the hot and too dry summers of recent years; shot in the early evening of 19.08.2020...
Fred Hahn
View of the Behringer Heath, on a stone nearby it is written: "To the beautiful view." This is true as you can see. Heath bloom in August 2020.
Reiner Spangemacher
22. August 2020 (1 Image)
In the foreground, rubble and debris, from which the Lüneburg Heath was formed during the Saale Ice Age. After the ice melted in a warmer period, sand and stone remained. To this day, only a thin layer of humus can be found in the nature reserve.
This provides just enough nutrients to sustain over 800 heath-like plants.
Except for a few raised bogs, water cannot remain on the surface, so it collects in lower-lying areas, forming spring pots. Thus, the heath is the birthplace of many small rivers, such as the Wümme, Haverbeeke, Fintau, Böhme, Veerse, Oste, and in the east the Schmale Aue and the Seeve, to name just a few. Besides the famous heathlands, the landscape consists of 60% forest; raised bogs as well as fields complete the picture. The stones in the foreground were removed from such a grain field; otherwise, machinery could not operate there. The latter areas are usually managed by the VNP (Nature Park Association). August 2020
Reiner Spangemacher
26. August 2020 (1 Image)
Hastedter Schnuckenheide, a historical document. It will probably never appear so romantic again. In 2020, it was overgrown with weeds and partially destroyed by the storm. Therefore, we fondly remember September 2014. At that time, the heathland in the Rotenburg district did not have to hide behind the nearby Lüneburg Heath.
Reiner Spangemacher
28. August 2020 (1 Image)
My friend the tree is dead... but the heath is alive and blooming beautifully in August 2020.
Near Turmberg by Oberhaverbeck, with a view of Bockelmanns Heath, Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve.
Reiner Spangemacher
29. August 2020 (1 Image)
Hiking trail in the Vareler Heide near Scheeßel in the district of Rotenburg/Wümme. Around the Lüneburg Heath, some small heath areas have been preserved. In the past, the heath landscape extended over large areas of northern Germany. Even the rural culture has been preserved here, just as in the central heath. Thus, there are still thatched traditional houses and sheepfolds here, reaching as far as Sittensen deep into the district of Rotenburg. End of August 2020.
Reiner Spangemacher
30. August 2020 (10 Photos)
Novy Dvur, Arboretum of the Silesian Regional Museum (02.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Novy Dvur, small pond in the arboretum (02.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Stary Jicin, Starojický Hill with castle ruins above the Grasmanka valley (02.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
View of the village Strání in the White Carpathians on the border with Slovakia (02.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Kunov Reservoir on the Teplica near Senica (04.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Varnika River near Terchova in the Žilinská kotlina basin (06.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Orava River near Kriza, Zilina Region (06.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Mountain stream in the Orava Open-Air Museum near Zuberec (06.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
Meadows near Liptovsky Hradok in the Liptau Valley (07.08.2020)
Peter Reiser
