Photo VikipeediA
Estonian text posted 13.01.2020

Marsh fritillary, photo Le Loup Gris

Marsh fritillary       Teelehe-mosaiikliblikas       Euphydryas aurinia

Estonian Orchid Protection Club (Eesti Orhideekaitse Klubi), http://www.orhidee.ee/
Photos Arto-Randel Servet
Estonian text  posted 08.01.2020

Marsh helleborine

Marsh helleborine      Soo-neiuvaip       Epipactis palustris

Photos  Peep Männil
Estonian text posted 06.01.2020

Winter quarters of bear photographed in spring

Brown bear      Pruunkaru  or karu     Ursus arctos

Written and read in Kuku radio by Kristel Vilbaste
Photos VikipeediA and Arne Ader
Estonian text  posted 28.12.2019

Climate discussions have become the most important issue for Europeans. And at a time when the decisions have already to be taken by politicians, not only by employees of the environmental protection agencies, much anger and controversy surround these.  But that something is happening to our globe is understandable even for a small child. The understanding starts with small details, the ability to look around to see how the other inhabitants of the planet live, or even those whom we meet each day in nature. I looked in my  notes about what in nature made my heart beat harder this year: