File:Salix hollow tree FRA-Niddapark 01.jpg

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Deutsch: Stadt Frankfurt am Main: Mit einer Fläche von rund 170 Hektar ist der Volkspark Niddatal der größte Park der Stadt, entstanden auf dem Gelände der Bundesgartenschau 1989. Das Foto zeigt einen Weiden-Einzelbaum (Salix) mit vollständig ausgehöhltem Stamm, an dessen Aststümpfen junge Triebe ausschlagen. Standort am südwestlichen Rand des Ginnheimer Wäldchens, Waldfläche im Nordosten des Parkgeländes
English: City of Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany: Hollow willow tree (Salix), located in the center of Niddapark, the largest public park within the city’s municipal borders
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