So, I am spending some days off from Switzerland at my house and surroundings in Sweden. I found my self in the most beautiful winter landscape, powdered and soft. It´s so silent. My ears have adapted to the evergoing noise of a big city. Moreover, there is space; today I drowe several miles on forest […]Read Post ›
Last weekend we visited the very southern parts of Switzerland, the kanton Wallis where the really high peaks are. I very much like this time of the year with autumn colours in the walleys and up at the mountain slopes, and the snow at the tops. Skiing is already possible after a recent snowfall at the […]Read Post ›
No, Knots do not eat fish, but they may think that they are in the way when they search for other types of food on the bottom. Just a moment later this fish got a nip on it´s back fin. I saw this many times today at the outlet of Greifensee in Switzerland.
After spending the late summer days in Sweden I now return to Switzerland with my nice memories. For example, geese and cranes at Hjälstaviken and the reed deer male under a nebula of apples at the old croft ruin at dusk.
I could not wait to drive to Greifensee to try to check out the Dwarf Bittern which was reported to be heard in the evening. The summer day was still bright and I spent some time waiting and taking photos. It is summer here now; donkeys stays in the shadow and sheep need to visit […]Read Post ›
All projects for this spring are performed. For some days I find new inspiration on classic ground in central Sweden, but soon I will head back to Switzerland.
Late last autumn I saw theese nests at lake Lützelsee here in Switzerland. I saw many herons around and thought it might be a heron colony, but stork nests also came into mind. They are stork nests! About twenty of them in two giant trees. Lützelsee is a ”Naturschutzgebiet” and can apparently support so many birds by it´s […]Read Post ›
Most days the Sun now manage to reach through the morning fog and haze in the flatlands of Switzerland. Other days we have to head for the Alp tops to see it !
From my balcony window in Zürich I have watched the nearly untouched rowan-berries for three month now and wondered when the Fieldfares would come and eat them. In Sweden, where I used to live, Waxwings and Thrushes finish them already in october by the latest. Waxwings seldom come this far south, but Fieldfares breed here […]Read Post ›
