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Huge masses of Armillaria mellea (s.l.) on two fallen beech trees (Fagus sylvatica) near Marscherwald, mid-eastern Luxembourg. |
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Former mining site with an interesting funga, flora and fauna, west of Tetange - in the southern part of Luxembourg. |
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Hymenophyllum tunbrigense site in the "Binzeltschluff" near "Muellerthal" (eastern.lu). In the foreground one can see Pleurotus pulmonarius on a Fagus trunc killed by Fomes fomentarius. In order to protect the Hymenophyllum, the exact place where it grows is not shown here. |
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Dengue Fever - Chhom Nimol (vocals), Ethan Holtzman (keyboards), Zac Holtzman (guitar), David Ralicke (horns), Senon Williams (bass) and Paul Smith (drums) |
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In 2009 science celebrates the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his major work "On the Origin of Species".
The exhibition "Evolution - up to date" is shown until April 11 (2010) in Luxembourg at the National Museum of Natural History (http://www.mnhn.lu). Another pic can be seen here: http://www.gigapan.org/gigapans/36374/ |
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In 2009 science celebrates the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his major work "On the Origin of Species".
The exhibition "Evolution - up to date" is shown until April 11 (2010) in Luxembourg at the National Museum of Natural History (http://www.mnhn.lu). |
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Rock at "Knuedler" (Luxembourg city) with a/o Ray Wilson & Stiltskin - Ali Ferguson (Guitar), Ashley MacMillan (Drums) und Lawrie MacMillan (Bass). |
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360 degrees (Epic100 & G10) panorama of a classic place in the centre of Luxembourg near the river Alzette. It took a long time to get this site +/- without people and cars :-). See "Stitcher Notes" for more data. |
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Classic outlook to the "Grund" and "Clausen" next to the "Bockfiels" in Luxembourg City. |
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Outlook to the former mining site between Kayl and Rumelange with an interesting funga, flora and fauna in the southern part of Luxembourg. Upper jurassic era: Bajocien (limestone) down to Aalenien ("Minette"). |