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Perched high above the forest floor, the Victoria Crowned Pigeon watches over its domain—a fragile but vital ecosystem. Endemic to the lowland rainforests of New Guinea, this regal bird is more than a symbol of avian splendor; it is a quiet guardian of biodiversity. Its elaborate crest mirrors the intricate web of life that surrounds it, while the forest canopy it nests in shelters countless other species. This image serves as a reminder of the delicate balance these ecosystems require and the pressing need to protect them from the encroaching threats of deforestation and habitat loss.
Deep in the Georgia woods, a shadowed creek winds through tangled undergrowth and leaning trees, their limbs clawing at the dim light filtering through the canopy. A small wooden bridge lurks in the background, half hidden by mist and foliage, as if guarding secrets long forgotten. The monochrome palette casts a ghostly hush over the forest, where reflections ripple like whispers and the silence feels watchful. This image evokes a sense of mystery and quiet unease, an untouched place where time slows and nature holds its breath.
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She spoke to no one,
yet the trees leaned in—
each step a secret,
each glance a hymn.
In the hush of moss and memory,
the forest listened.
Es gibt in etwa 20 verschiedene Arten von Stummelfüsschen die optisch kaum voneinander zu unterscheiden sind. Ich versuche es also gar nicht. Sind auch so Pilze die man schon x-mal fotografiert hat und doch immer wieder denkt, man hätte noch eine schönere Gruppe gefunden.
Stack aus 21 Einzelbildern.