
A weathered signpost near a meadow in Frankfurt, Nov.17.

A weathered signpost near a meadow in Frankfurt, Nov.17.

A little hegdehog that we found today roaming a street at daytime in Frankfurt, Oct. 17. We later brought it to the animal shelter.

A Box Tree Moth (Glyphodes perspectalis) that somehow made its way into my bathtub (no water in it, though), Sep.9. This animal is native to eastern Asia and was first recorded from Germany some six years ago. Box Tree caterpillars have apparently been wreaking havoc across Europe since. They can completely defoliate box plants.

A spider waits for prey in its web, built between the railing of a bridge over river Main before nightfall Sep. 3, with the city’s skyline as a backdrop.

Little sculptures of pandas on Frankfurt’s Opera Square, Sep.2, during a campain by nature conservation organization WWF. A total of 1,600 papier-mache pandas were on display, the equivalent of the small number of giant pandas still living in the wild.

Sheep at nightfall on a meadow in the northeast of Frankfurt, Aug.28.

A bovine skull greets visitors to the small village of Kirchlotheim, close to the Edersee national park, around midnight, Aug.16.

Biologist Marion Ebel rests together with artic wolfverine Ayla at a wildlife park in Hanau, east of Frankfurt, Aug.3. Ayla was badly injured at the neck in territorial fights with fellow wolves inside their enclosure a couple of days ago. Her brother (named Scott) is still in critical condition.

That’s one small step for a man, but one giant leap for a tiny frog like this one. (Taken near Kelkheim, July 28)

A deer near a forest in the northeast of Frankfurt, June 30.