In the last few years I have become fond of ornithology, an activity that provides me with countless hours of contact with nature and fascination when observing and discovering different bird behaviors. It is not necessary to travel far to observe birds, it is often enough with going for a walk in the early morning or the late evening.
Mönchsgrasmücke (Blackcap) Sylvia atricapilla
Blaumeise (Blue tit) Cyanistes caeruleus
Junge Kohlmeise (Young Coal tit) Parus major
Graugans (Grey goose) Anser anser
Graugans (Grey goose) Anser anser
Rotkelchen (European Robin) Erithacus rubecula
Rotmilan (Red kite) Milvus milvus
Graugans (Grey goose) Anser anser
Kleiber (Nuthatch) Sitta europaea
Kleiber (Nuthatch) Sitta europaea
Weidenmeise (Willow tit) Poecile montanus rhenanus/salicarius
Haubenmeise (Crested tit) Lophophanes cristatus
Graureiher (Grey heron) Ardea cinerea
Zaunkönig (Wren) Troglodytes troglodytes
Amsel (Blackbird) Turdus merula
Schneesperling (Snow sparrow) Montifringilla nivalis
Alpenbraunelle (Alpine accentor) Prunella collaris
Turmfalke (Kestrel) Falco tinnunculus
Wasseramsel (Dipper) Cinclus cinclus
Eisvogel (Kingfisher) Alcedo atthis
Eisvogel (Kingfisher) Alcedo atthis
Zippammer (Rock bunting) Emberiza cia
Rotkelchen (European Robin) Erithacus rubecula
Bartgeier (Bearded vulture) Gypaetus barbatus
Buntspecht (Spotted woodpecker) Dendrocopos major
Zilpzalp (Chiffchaff) Phylloscopus collybita
Feldsperling (Tree sparrow) Passer montanus
