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--Dec 22 2022
Tempelhofer Feld - Berlin, Germany#RightNow Berlin: Tempelhofer Feld - Part 2
THE GROUND CREW
On the sandy and open spaces of the former airfield we find the ground crew, beetles, spiders and grasshoppers. Ground beetles are amond the beetle species occurring here most frequently.
68 spices have heen identified here. There are hunters that are active on day such as the tiger beetle and nocturnal species e.o. the shiny oreen beetie, a spider species have been identified at the Tempelhof Field, including numerous endangered species. The species include pure herbivores, e.g. the blue-winged grass-hopper. The green bush-cricket and the wart-biter, however, feed on insects.
THE PLANT LIFE OF THE PARK
The meadows at Tempelhof Park range primarily from dry sandy grassland to fresh oat-grass meadows.
The soil of the dry grassland is very sandy and deficient in nutrients. Dwarf everlast, field sagewort and maiden pink grow here. Ameria and hoary alyssum are also typical.
Expansive meadows that are not fertilised or intensively
cultivated have become rare in today’s Central European cultural landscape. For this reason alone the 'meadow sea of the Tempelhof Park is something very special.
Text Source: City of Berlin
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THE GROUND CREW
On the sandy and open spaces of the former airfield we find the ground crew, beetles, spiders and grasshoppers. Ground beetles are amond the beetle species occurring here most frequently.
68 spices have heen identified here. There are hunters that are active on day such as the tiger beetle and nocturnal species e.o. the shiny oreen beetie, a spider species have been identified at the Tempelhof Field, including numerous endangered species. The species include pure herbivores, e.g. the blue-winged grass-hopper. The green bush-cricket and the wart-biter, however, feed on insects.
THE PLANT LIFE OF THE PARK
The meadows at Tempelhof Park range primarily from dry sandy grassland to fresh oat-grass meadows.
The soil of the dry grassland is very sandy and deficient in nutrients. Dwarf everlast, field sagewort and maiden pink grow here. Ameria and hoary alyssum are also typical.
Expansive meadows that are not fertilised or intensively
cultivated have become rare in today’s Central European cultural landscape. For this reason alone the 'meadow sea of the Tempelhof Park is something very special.
Text Source: City of Berlin
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