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Berry of the plant from last year and new shots around it with flower buds.
LA: Vaccinium oxycoccos
EN: Bog cranberry
DE: Gewöhnliche Moosbeere
HU: Tőzegáfonya
Langer Filz, Murnauer Moos
Grafenaschau, Bavaria, Germany
Langer Filz is a part of the Murnauer Moos in Bavaria Germany.
It is part of a nature reserve area that covers over 10 km² and is one of Europe's biggest protected bog area.
The Langer Filz is a raised bog (Hochmoor in German).
The Murnauer Moos is home to over 900 plant species, of which 164 are on the red list. Several thousand animal species live in this area.
I was trying to decide what this is.
Only sure of the family: Lamiaceae.
Murnauer Moos, Langer Filz.
At Grafensaschau, Bavaria, Germany
If anyone has an idea as to the plant identity, please let me now.
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LA: Prunella vulgaris
EN: Common self-heal
DE: Kleine Braunelle
HU: Közönséges gyíkfű
Thanks to Lila pereszke @
LA: Vaccinium uligonosum
EN: Bog bilberry
DE: Moor-Rauschbeere
HU: Hamvas áfonya
This is a somewhat taller deciduous shrub compared to other species in the heather family (Ericaceae).
The flowers are white to pink, berries are blue and edible. The leaves later turn blue-grey.
Murnauer Moos, Langer Filz
Grafenaschau, Germany
LA: Eriophorum vaginatum
EN: Tussock cottongrass
DE: Scheiden-Wollgras
HU: Hüvelyes gyapjúsás
Part of the Cyperaceae (sedge) family. Prefers meager peat, grows in bogs.
This sedge is endemic to the boreal and arctic zones of Eurasia and North America. The plant prefers acidic, wet, peaty soil. You can find it in bogs, fens and heathlands in Western Europe
Langer Filz, Murnauer Moos
GRafenaschau, Germany
(Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm 1:1.7, f/2.8)
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LA: Eriophorum vaginatum
EN: Tussock cottongrass
DE: Scheiden-Wollgras
HU: Hüvelyes gyapjúsás
Part of the Cyperaceae (sedge) family. Prefers meager peat, grows in bogs.
This sedge is endemic to the boreal and arctic zones of Eurasia and North America. The plant prefers acidic, wet, peaty soil. You can find it in bogs, fens and heathlands in Western Europe
Langer Filz, Murnauer Moos
Grafenaschau, Germany
Langer Filz
Bog, part of a much bigger nature reserve (4.200 hectare = 10.378 acre). The entire area is a wetland, which has been a lake after the last Würm-glaciation (115.000 - 10.000 B.C.) ice masses melted.
Today several areas are connected here, you can find bogs, fens, marshland...
This is the part called Langer Filz, which is a bog. Not only mosses, sedges, cotton-grass and dwarf shrubs, but pioneer trees can be found here: birch, alder, mountain pine.
Langer Filz is a part of the Murnauer Moos in Bavaria Germany.
It is part of a nature reserve area that covers over 10 km² and is one of Europe's biggest protected bog area.
The Langer Filz is a raised bog (Hochmoor in German).
The Murnauer Moos is home to over 900 plant species, of which 164 are on the red list. Several thousand animal species live in this area.
qui in direzione capolinea 5 ORTICA
Foto scattata il giorno 12 Giugno 2011
MILAN: tram "Peter Witt" nr. 1703 in Filzi street, near Central Station, on route 5
Next direction for this tram: terminus 5 ORTICA
June 2011
1ºs sapatinhos - feitos no workshop de ontem com a Filipa Brito.
Estes são para a minha filhota e estão a secar. Em breve levarão os acabamentos.
Ein Filz der Tölzer Moorachse und Heimat von bis zu 30 Libellenarten.
Das 21 Hektar umfassende Spatenbräufilz liegt 7 km östlich von Wolfratshausen.
Seinen Namen hat dieses Filz von der Spaten-Brauerei, die bis 1886 Eigentümerin des Moores war. Die späteren Eigentümer begannen mit der tiefgreifenden Entwässerung und dem Abbau von Torf als Brennmaterial vermutlich um 1930. Nach dem Ende des Torfabbaus in den 1960er Jahren waren zentrale Bereiche des Hochmoores ausgetrocknet und zerstört. Das ursprünglich fast baumlose Filz mit seinen typischen Hochmoor-Arten wuchs langsam mit Gehölzen zu. Grund genug, dass sich der LBV seit 1995 um das Spatenbräufilz kümmert, dem wegen des Lebensraumverbunds von Hochmoor und Streuwiesen entlang des Mooshamer Bachs eine bayernweite Bedeutung zukommt. Nicht zuletzt ist dieses Filz ein wichtiges Glied in der rund 30 km langen Kette aus Mooren vom Kochelsee bis kurz vor München – der Tölzer Moorachse.
The Schönramer Filz is a raised bog in Upper Bavaria, Germany. It has been harvested for peat from the 1920s until the end of the last century. A program for the renaturation already started during the 1970s. Nowadays parts of the Schönramer Filz are a nature reserve.
This high-moor is located near the drinking water reservoir Frauenau in Bavarian Forest National Park, located at an altitude of 1,110 m above sea level. It has a size of 25 hectares.
Das Schönramer Filz ist ein Hochmoor nordöstlich von Schönram im oberbayerischen Landkreis Traunstein. Das Moor gehört zum FFH-Gebiet Moore im Salzach-Hügelland im bayerischen Alpenvorland.
The Schönramer Filz is a raised bog northeast of Schönram in the Upper Bavarian district of Traunstein. The bog belongs to the Moore FFH area in the Salzach hills in the Bavarian Alpine foothills.
Murnauer Moos, near Grafenaschau, Bavaria, Germany.
End of the bog.
Here you see as birches are taking over the scene.