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3 days ago
The best ice is always found right at Palmer Ort. Finally, there were also some ice-free patches again. The waterfowl need them. Unfortunately, we also saw many dead birds. Sadly, that's normal in winters like this. And yes, there were mushrooms too. Elvira did a great job of collecting them!
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3 days ago
The snow was gone and some of the ice had melted. The cliffs were crumbly. It wasn't easy walking, so we turned back and found another spot.
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January 27, 2026
Even when time is short, this mini-round is lovely.
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January 20, 2026
The weather was glorious, and we had a lovely little gathering. Elvira captured this wonderful atmosphere perfectly in her photos.
For those wondering what that leaf with the spots is, we can explain. It's a blackberry leaf with blackberry rust (Phragmidium violaceum) on blackberry (Rubus). On closer
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January 19, 2026
I really enjoyed the lovely, relaxing hike with the two of you.
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January 16, 2026
Even though the icebergs were tiny, it was still beautiful!
The plant that was there before was once a lovely sea holly. The mushrooms are tiny puffballs.
The lagoon wasn't completely frozen over here yet. It looks better towards Zudar.
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January 15, 2026
Today was a local inspection patrol, looking for ice. We already saw some. Also, the tide was low. That's good. When wind pushes fresh water into the lagoon, the ice floes can pile up on land. Another photo tour will probably be necessary!
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January 8, 2026
We were out of liverwurst. Off to our trusted butcher. This is what we ended up with. The Vietnamese restaurant also had duck.
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2 days ago
We divided the work today. Elvira photographed the many beautiful mushroom species. I checked all the plum fire fungi to see what kind of wood they grow on. They were all on blackthorn. This information can now be mapped.
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