Frank Schilling

Hobbyfotograf · Herten · Germany
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    17.06.2026, 19:32

    round-leaved sundew
    Fangblatt des rundblättrigen Sonnentaus (Drosera rotundifolia), einer kleinen fleischfressenden Pflanze, die in unseren heimischen Mooren zu Hause ist und unter strengem Schutz steht.
    (Stack aus 35 Aufnahmen)
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    27.03.2026, 13:15

    Orange Oyster Mushroom
    Der Orangenseitling wächst an morschem Nadel- oder Laubholz, an Baumstümpfen oder Ästen. Er sitzt meist direkt am Holz oder besitzt einen kurzen Stiel. Die Lamellen sind (leuchtend) orangefarbig, die Hutoberseite geht im Alter ins weißliche über.
    Der Pilz ist ungenießbar und riecht ziemlich muffig.
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    26.03.2026, 11:23

    Cypress Sleep Moss
    Cypress Sleep Moss, stacking of 8 shots
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    21.01.2026, 11:41

    Door to door to door to ....
    Collage as part of a front door project
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    18.01.2026, 19:14

    sharp things
    dried peppers at a market stall
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    19.12.2024, 15:01

    Emperor Dragonfly
    The emperor dragonfly (Anax imperator) is common and can be found near almost all bodies of water. It is quite undemanding and inhabits sunny ponds, pools, and slow-flowing, vegetated shore areas of flowing waters.
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      18.12.2024, 14:33

      Sunset
      Last rays of sunlight reflecting in the water
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        12.12.2024, 19:11

        Family Life
        Drill female with young
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          24.10.2024, 19:01

          Bonobo
          Alongside chimpanzees, bonobos are the closest relatives to humans and are considered particularly peaceful. Their genetic makeup differs from ours by only 1.3 percent. The world's only natural habitat for bonobos is in a remote area of the Democratic Republic of Congo. They live there in large groups of up to 80 animals, which repeatedly split into several smaller groups.
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            23.10.2024, 18:03

            Transience
            A fallen maple leaf floats on the water
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