File:Fette Beute.jpg
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Deutsch: Bei einer Bootsfahrt über die Müritz spielten sich vor unseren Augen unglaubliche Szenen ab. Dieser Reiher holte sich den Fisch aus dem Wasser, definitiv ein sehr großes Exemplar. Mühsam flog er damit ein Stück und verlor es. Danach gesellte sich zu ihm noch eine Silbermöwe, aber auch beim 3. Versuch schaffte er es nicht, den Fisch weg zu transportieren. Immer attackiert natürlich von der Möwe. (LSG Mecklenburger Großseenland) |
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Auf der Müritz, kurz vor Röbel
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