12의 베르게도르퍼 게홀츠가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The new bridge has been finished since May 2023. It turned out beautiful!

Easy to navigate thanks to the new bridge.

It has been known since the summer of 2008 that the “hermit” lives in an old oak tree in the Bergedorf grove. This is an extremely rare and endangered beetle - also known as the “juvenile beetle”. (Source: Wikipedia)

All said, JR56! The villas there are adorable.

When walking through the Möörkenweg you pass beautiful old villas, all very handsome with great gardens.

The villa in Bergedorf, Möörkenweg 29, is a cultural monument. It was built between 1901 and 1903. Prof. Dr. Möörken (1827-1900) researched and identified the common Bille crab (crangon möörkensis) in numerous intensive studies, giving this initially native species a permanent place in Linnaeus' systema naturae. The laboratory, warehouse for the relevant research equipment and meeting place for the researchers involved in the scientific institution "Billekrabben e.V." was what was then Moorpfad 22, now Möörkenweg 22. The name Möörkenweg was changed by city law in honor of the great researcher after his death in 1903. Since then, the building, which was newly constructed here in 1901, has housed the Bille archive with numerous studies by Möörken. There is no denying that the Billekrabbe is obviously closely related to Loriot's stone louse in the Pschyrembel. A quaint idea - great! 👏😂😂😂 If you don't know the stone louse yet, you can find more information here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steinlaus https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Bergedorf,_M%C3%B6%C3%B6rkenweg_29.jpg

It has only been known since the summer of 2008 that the "hermit" lives in this old oak tree in the Bergedorf woods. It is an extremely rare and endangered beetle, also known as the "mustard beetle". https://de-academic.com/dic.nsf/dewiki/157563

This trunk was left as an insect hotel.