The heath land of heather by pyrrhula

The heath land of heather

View on the heath land. The area I took most of my fungus shots
Beautiful heather!
October 11th, 2014  
@overalvandaan Heet dat zo ?
Op de grote stille heide, dwaalt een herder eenzaam rond...
October 11th, 2014  
Beautiful heather -- I love to see the purple heather on the hill sides in late summer and autumn !
October 11th, 2014  
I suppose it should have been obvious, but I never knew what a "Heath field" was! The dark coloration and horizon line of silhouetted trees is lovely. I have a daughter named "Heather", so I'll never forget now what a "Heath Field" is!
October 11th, 2014  
Beautiful
October 12th, 2014  
Very pretty shot, Pyrrhula.
October 12th, 2014  
Lovely shot.
October 12th, 2014  
This is a lovely field and I have always heard of heath, but never seen any!!! Thanks for showing us!!! Great capture!!!
October 12th, 2014  
Agree with Louise & Ken...I didn't know a Heath field was Heather so learned something new! Beautiful!!!
October 12th, 2014  
nice shot
October 12th, 2014  
Very beautiful
October 12th, 2014  
Nice photo.
October 12th, 2014  
I did not know a heath field is heather. I learned something new too. Love your photo. It is so very beautiful.
October 12th, 2014  
Love the puple colour with the silhouette of the trees beyond
October 12th, 2014  
Lovely shot - has quite a stark feeling to it.
October 12th, 2014  
Makes for a lovely place to walk and discover photographic opportunities. Lovely capture.
October 12th, 2014  
Lovely shot.
October 12th, 2014  
Love those trees!
October 12th, 2014  
Lovely colours and skyline.
October 12th, 2014  
Very lovely landscape capture. Like others' comments, I learned what a Heath land is. Enjoy your day!
October 12th, 2014  
Beautiful heather! It looks like a very fertile land - Lucy
October 12th, 2014  
A moorland is a semi-natural landscape. This means that without human intervention in natural processes, the heath and habitat would disappear. To maintain the heath and counter forestation certain parts must be systematically cut down and geplagd. Sod is the removal of the humus-rich top layer. It is a very labor intensive job. The sods were used until 1920 as a fuel and as a ground cover in barns. Even now, even geplagd, but in the context of nature conservation. This gives the typical heathland vegetation, these are plants that like to have a nutrient-poor soil, such as heather, heather and sundew ample opportunities to develop themselves. Sheep and Galloway cattle help by grazing, to maintain. Heathland They eat sprouting trees, heather and grasses and keep the landscape as open and provide variation in plant growth.
@pyrrhula . From Wikipedia. translated by Google translation.
October 12th, 2014  
Very interesting . Now I know why I never find fungi where I live!
October 12th, 2014  
Fascinating image and information, Ferry.
October 12th, 2014  
very beautiful photo
October 12th, 2014  
Nice capture and information, Ferry.
October 12th, 2014  
This is beautiful. I love this kind of landscape with so much sky.
October 13th, 2014  
This is so pretty. It looks like a painting.
October 13th, 2014  
I love this with the trees along the skyline.
Ik hou van deze met de bomen langs de horizon.
October 13th, 2014  
Nicely done.
October 15th, 2014  
such a pretty sight and so awesome it grows there wild. I saw a little of it in Greece too.
October 17th, 2014  
Like Scotland!!
October 22nd, 2014  
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