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Newsletter ZEISS Nature Observation |
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| | How great would it be to follow storks, cranes, geese and cuckoos towards the south? Whether from space, relaxed lying in a meadow or directly from the beach: bird migration in fall always captivates one in an incomparable way.
Project ICARUS, International Cooperation for Animal Research Using Space, follows the migration of smaller species like birds, bats and insects from the ISS via satellites.
Beautiful nature pics from different perspectives can also be found in
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| | | Bats: Every move worth a fast look |
| Apropos bats: They are the beauties of the night, mysterious as much as enthralling. Whoever wants to observe bats must be very quick. During the last weekend of August, thousands of observers met for the International Bat Night for numerous events around the chiropterans. Find out more here: |  ZEISS Nature Blog
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| | | Hope for the Northern Bald Ibis |
| Unlike the bats, the Northern Bald Ibis has not survived human population growth in Europe unscathed. Globally, the species is critically endangered. BirdLife International, ZEISS and Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation have committed themselves to the conservation of the species in Morocco. The population of the Northern Bald Ibis is now growing again, which gives causes much needed hope for the years to come. | ZEISS Nature Blog
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| | | Joint experience of bird migration |
| If you want to witness migratory birds with human companions, then visit EuroBirdwatch in Europe and Central Asia on the 6th & 7th of October. All around the globe on the Northern Hemisphere there are events to celebrate migration! Just take the American Birding Expo, on a very little island in the North Sea the Helgoland Bird expo takes place from 18 to 20 of October, accompanied by ZEISS. Little Bunting, Olive-backed Pipit, Leach’s Storm Petrel and Rose-colored Starling have been special guests in the last few years! | | Ornithologische Arbeitsgemeinschaft Helgoland e.V. |
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| | | The international meeting point of birdwatchers |
| In August, a whole world of bird lovers met again in the smallest county of England, Rutland Water, for the 30th BirdFair. A colorful, pleasant festival for bird conservation with all novelties of the optic world and ornithological tourism is hard to imagine. Couldn’t make it? Then check out our round up video! | Best of 30th Birdfair
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