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„Sahra trifft“ Claus Weselsky: Zielscheibe, Buhmann, Hoffnungsträger?
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Abstempeln, in Schubladen stecken, mundtot machen – mit dem Vorsitzenden der Gewerkschaft Deutscher Lokführer (GDL) Claus Weselsky spreche ich unter anderem über die vergiftete Debattenkultur in Deutschland, wie er trotz massiver Attacken der Medien und des Bahnvorstands konsequent für höhere Löhne und bessere Arbeitsbedingungen seiner Mitglieder kämpft und warum er den Mindestlohn als „Offenbarungseid der Gewerkschaften“ sieht.
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Enchanting water lilies & more
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- Zugriffe: 67
Every year I look forward to the water lilies blooming in the Wilhelma in Stuttgart.
The water lily pond in the Moorish garden is beautiful and a wonderful display of colors. Unfortunately I was there a little too early. But there were some flowers to see and the swamp chicken were kept busy by their offspring. Wonderful to watch!
I also had to photograph a few other plants.
All photos in this series are not in a separate album, but in the general album "Wilhelma". I hope you enjoy the photos!
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DFGF - July 2024 E-News
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Well, that’s a plot twist! Here’s how the famously solitary silverback Inshuti saved the day for two gorilla youngsters.
He’s alone no more, and for a really good reason. If you have followed Inshuti’s story, rest assured that we were just as surprised as you may be. Here’s the scoop: when two orphaned gorillas became separated from their natal group just a few months back, we were concerned for their future, as they are too young to survive without being in the care of adults. Enter: Inshuti!
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Myakka River State Park 2023
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Myakka River State Park is a state park in Sarasota County, Florida, United States. The 37,000-acre (147 km²) park is located 20 miles southeast of Sarasota and 9 miles east of Interstate 75 and is one of the largest and oldest state parks in Florida.
Along the Myakka River there are swamps, wetlands and incredibly beautiful vegetation with countless animal species.
The park is not easy to understand. But it offers great opportunities to explore the typical wilderness of the area. Alligators can also be seen everywhere.
I have been there several times and have never regretted it. Even though the Myakka Outpost is often crowded, there is enough to see and experience with the Birdwalk and the Canopy Walkway.
It is advisable to leave the main paths. But be careful! You can get lost quickly. A good GPS device is definitely a good idea.
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