Kleine Trichter wie vom anderen Stern
Diese unzähligen Flechten (?) wachsen zwischen Moos auf einer alten Ziegelstein-Mauer. Sie sind so unscheinbar, dass man ganz nah ran gehen muss, um sie in voller Schönheit zu entdecken. Wunderschöne Naturdetails!
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| Section | Natur: Pilze & Flechten |
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| Focus length | 4.6 mm |
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Ulrich Kirschbaum 20/03/2018 8:50
Es handelt sich um Cladonia fimbriata, die Trompetenflechte.mfg Ulrich