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RMCP064B–pond mussels, floaters (Anodonta spec.), empty shells on wet soil ground, Germany, Baden-Wuerttemberg
RM2PGPR88–Swan mussel (Anodonta cygnea), Common Clam, Swan Mussel, Great Pond Mussels, Common Bivalves, Swan Mussels, Other Animals, Shells, Animals, Molluscs
RMBGD882–Swan Mussels (Anodonta cygnea). Two temporarily taken out of pond in a net whilst pond dipping.
RMCP063N–pond mussels, floaters (Anodonta spec.), empty shells on wet soil ground, Germany, Baden-Wuerttemberg
RM2GHME0K–07 September 2021, Brandenburg, Neuruppin/Ot Gühlen-Glienicke: Michael Kellner, federal manager and Brandenburg's top candidate for the Green Party, follows the explanations of NABU's honorary nature conservation diver Wortmann on the shore of Kalksee in Binenwalde. The 40-hectare spring lake measures about 22 metres at its deepest point and is located in the Ruppiner Schweiz nature reserve. The divers examined the condition of the water on the basis of its underwater vegetation. Arm candy algae, nixwort and rough hornwort grow on the bottom, but also pond mussels and zebra mussels. The Kalkse
RM2CEW9BX–1933 photo - A fisherman feeds tame wild Cod with mussels in a sea-filled fish pond larder built by Colonel Andrew M'Douall (aka McDowall) 1758-1834, the former M P for Wigtown, Scotland from a natural blowhole. The modern Logan Fishpond Marine Life Centre still exists and is the oldest natural marine aquarium in the UK, if not the world and is open to the public and as well as Cod, visitors can see wrasse, grayling, cod, turbot, mullet and pollock.
RMHY4N34–Germany, Brandenburg, Grumsiner forestry, tree stump in misty Buchenwald Lake, pond mussels, UNESCO World Heritage European beech forests, UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Schorfheide-Chorin
RMB4JBBB–Swan mussels on the muddy bottom of a Jura lake (France). Anodonte des cygnes sur le fond vaseux d'un lac du Jura (France).
RMGXMCFJ–Teal / Krickente ( Anas crecca ), female duck, in beautiful breeding dress, swimming in front of a mussel bank, wildlife, Europe
RM2PGPR7A–Great Pond Mussel, Common Clam, Swan Mussel, Great Pond Mussels, Common Clams, Swan Mussels, Other Animals, Shells, Animals, Molluscs, Swan Mussel
RM2KCK5HE–The sun viewed from the Capestang'pond. The marsh of Capestang in the Herault and Aude department is drying out as scorching temperatures and lack of rain hit it hard. The marsh covers an area of 1,374 ha (13,74 square kilometers). The pond is classified as a Natura 2000 zone (network of nature protection areas in the territory of the European Union) and in a ZPS (special Protection Area for wild birds). Many fish, crawfish, mussels died due to the low water level and lack of oxygen in the water. Toulouse. Capestang. Herault. France. August 25th 2021. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto)
RMBGD85D–Swan Mussels (Anodonta cygnea). Two temporarily taken out of water. Caught in a pond dipping net.
RF2RNTMM1–European otter (Lutra lutra), feeding site, eaten pond mussels, Peene Valley River Landscape nature park Park, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany
RM2GHY3NM–07 September 2021, Brandenburg, Neuruppin/Ot Gühlen-Glienicke: Wiebke Nowack, spokeswoman for the Alliance Green East Prignitz District Association, photographed on the shore of Kalksee in Binenwalde during the presentation by NABU's volunteer nature conservation diver. The 40-hectare spring lake measures about 22 metres at its deepest point and is located in the Ruppiner Schweiz nature reserve. The divers examined the condition of the water on the basis of its underwater vegetation. Arm candy algae, nixwort and rough hornwort grow on the bottom, but also pond mussels and zebra mussels. The Ka
RF2RNTMKM–European otter (Lutra lutra), feeding site, eaten pond mussels, Peene Valley River Landscape nature park Park, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany
RM2PGPR82–Swan mussel (Anodonta cygnea), Common Clam, Swan Mussel, Great Pond Clams, Common Bivalves, Swan Mussels, Other Animals, Shells, Animals, Molluscs
RM2B153NP–Common pond mussel, duck mussel (Anodonta anatina), digs in the ground with its foot, Germany
RMB4JD1P–Swan mussels on the muddy bottom of a Jura lake (France). Anodonte des cygnes sur le fond vaseux d' un lac du Jura (France).
RMCN50K2–France, Herault, Bouzigues, Bassin de Thau, oyster and mussels farm from the Benezech family at the Place called La Catonniere,
RM2KCK5H9–The reed bed of the Capestang' marsh. The marsh of Capestang in the Herault and Aude department is drying out as scorching temperatures and lack of rain hit it hard. The marsh covers an area of 1,374 ha (13,74 square kilometers). The pond is classified as a Natura 2000 zone (network of nature protection areas in the territory of the European Union) and in a ZPS (special Protection Area for wild birds). Many fish, crawfish, mussels died due to the low water level and lack of oxygen in the water. Toulouse. Capestang. Herault. France. August 25th 2021. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto)
RFRDTF6D–American coot (Fulica americana) fishing and eating mussels, Shoreline Lake and Park, Mountain View, San Francisco bay area, California
RMGJFYWA–Swimming Black Coot / Eurasian Coot / Blaessralle ( Fulica atra ) carrying zebra mussels in its beak.
RM2GHY3N4–07 September 2021, Brandenburg, Neuruppin/Ot Gühlen-Glienicke: Wiebke Nowack, spokeswoman for the Alliance Green East Prignitz District Association, photographed on the shore of Kalksee in Binenwalde during the presentation by NABU's volunteer nature conservation diver. The 40-hectare spring lake measures about 22 metres at its deepest point and is located in the Ruppiner Schweiz nature reserve. The divers examined the condition of the water on the basis of its underwater vegetation. Arm candy algae, nixwort and rough hornwort grow on the bottom, but also pond mussels and zebra mussels. The Ka
RMBGD8CP–Swan Mussel Anodonta cygnea. In an aquarium, with 'foot' partially extended. Caught in a pond dipping net. Fresh water .
RF2H3XA9B–Dead Duck Mussels on cracked bottom of a dried out lake in Ukraine. Level of water decreased during last years significantly. As result many ponds hav
RM2B152KT–Common pond mussel, duck mussel (Anodonta anatina), digs in the ground with its foot, Germany
RM2H9TK7D–Common pond mussel, duck mussel (Anodonta anatina), partly buried with visible breathing syphon, Germany
RMCN50M8–France, Herault, Bouzigues, Bassin de Thau, oyster and mussels farm from the Benezech family at the Place called La Catonniere
RMTR6YED–Common pond mussel, duck mussel (Anodonta anatina), detail with in and out siphons, Germany
RM2KCK5H6–The sun viewed from the Capestang'pond. The marsh of Capestang in the Herault and Aude department is drying out as scorching temperatures and lack of rain hit it hard. The marsh covers an area of 1,374 ha (13,74 square kilometers). The pond is classified as a Natura 2000 zone (network of nature protection areas in the territory of the European Union) and in a ZPS (special Protection Area for wild birds). Many fish, crawfish, mussels died due to the low water level and lack of oxygen in the water. Toulouse. Capestang. Herault. France. August 25th 2021. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto)
RM2B1525D–Common pond mussel, duck mussel (Anodonta anatina), with visible siphons for breathing and excretion, Germany
RFRDTF6C–American coot (Fulica americana) fishing and eating mussels, Shoreline Lake and Park, Mountain View, San Francisco bay area, California
RM2GHY3K4–07 September 2021, Brandenburg, Neuruppin/Ot Gühlen-Glienicke: Michael Kellner, federal manager and Brandenburg's top candidate for the Green Party, follows the explanations of NABU's volunteer nature conservation diver on the shore of Kalksee lake in Binenwalde. The 40-hectare spring lake measures about 22 metres at its deepest point and is located in the Ruppiner Schweiz nature reserve. The divers examined the condition of the water on the basis of its underwater vegetation. Arm candy algae, nixwort and rough hornwort grow on the bottom, but also pond mussels and zebra mussels. The Kalksee w
RMBGD8D0–Swan Mussel Anodonta cygnea. In an aquarium, with partial extension of 'foot'. Caught in a pond dipping net. Norfolk, England.
RMAX0TEA–freshwater mussels, common pond mussels (Anodonta spec., Unio spec.), seashells, Germany, Brandenburg, Potsdam
RM2JJENP3–bitterling (Rhodeus amarus, Rhodeus sericeus, Rhodeus sericeus amarus), female and male spawning into a swan mussel, Germany
RF2H3XAA0–Dead Duck Mussels on cracked bottom of a dried out lake in Ukraine. Level of water decreased during last years significantly. As result many ponds hav
RMCN50KM–France, Herault, Bouzigues, Bassin de Thau, oyster and mussels farm from the Benezech family at the Place called La Catonniere
RM2KCK5H7–The reed bed of the Capestang' marsh. The marsh of Capestang in the Herault and Aude department is drying out as scorching temperatures and lack of rain hit it hard. The marsh covers an area of 1,374 ha (13,74 square kilometers). The pond is classified as a Natura 2000 zone (network of nature protection areas in the territory of the European Union) and in a ZPS (special Protection Area for wild birds). Many fish, crawfish, mussels died due to the low water level and lack of oxygen in the water. Toulouse. Capestang. Herault. France. August 25th 2021. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto)
RMHEWJGK–The New Zealand Scaup (Aythya novaeseelandiae) commonly known as a Black teal, is a diving duck species of the genus Aythya. It is endemic to New Zealand. They are a diving duck and may stay down for twenty to thirty seconds and go down three metres to look for aquatic plants, small fish, water snails, mussels and insects. It is sometimes seen with the Australian Coot (Fulica atra); it is thought that the Scaup takes advantage of the food stirred up by the Coots as they fossick for shrimps
RM2GHME14–07 September 2021, Brandenburg, Neuruppin/Ot Gühlen-Glienicke: Michael Kellner (l), federal manager and Brandenburg's top candidate for the Green Party, talks to Silke Oldorff and David Wortmann (r), NABU volunteer conservation divers, on the shores of the Kalksee in Binenwalde. The 40-hectare spring lake measures about 22 metres at its deepest point and is located in the Ruppiner Schweiz nature reserve. The divers examined the condition of the water on the basis of its underwater vegetation. Arm candy algae, nixwort and rough hornwort grow on the bottom, but also pond mussels and zebra mussel
RF2H3XA9N–Dead Duck Mussels on cracked bottom of a dried out lake in Ukraine. Level of water decreased during last years significantly. As result many ponds hav
RF2H3XA7C–Dead Duck Mussels on cracked bottom of a dried out lake in Ukraine. Level of water decreased during last years significantly. As result many ponds hav
RM2KCK5GW–The reed bed of the Capestang' marsh. The marsh of Capestang in the Herault and Aude department is drying out as scorching temperatures and lack of rain hit it hard. The marsh covers an area of 1,374 ha (13,74 square kilometers). The pond is classified as a Natura 2000 zone (network of nature protection areas in the territory of the European Union) and in a ZPS (special Protection Area for wild birds). Many fish, crawfish, mussels died due to the low water level and lack of oxygen in the water. Toulouse. Capestang. Herault. France. August 25th 2021. (Photo by Alain Pitton/NurPhoto)
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