Night -active adventures: fishing nights in the Müritzum promise exciting discoveries!

Night -active adventures: fishing nights in the Müritzum promise exciting discoveries!

Müritzeum, Mecklenburgische Seenplatte, Deutschland - How exciting the nightly garden of the Müritzum can be, big and small night owls will soon experience the fishing nights, which take place on June 20 and August 1st. Under the motto "What is flying around in the garden of the Müritzum at night?" visitors are allowed to go on an exciting discovery tour. The whole thing is organized in cooperation with Dr. Volker Thiele from the Entomological Association and the environmental educators of the Müritzum, who together will take a close look at the hustle and bustle of false, beetles and other nocturnal animals. The use of light traps will help to ventilate the secrets of these fascinating living things.

The decision for a nightly excursion activity is not without reason, because the night plays a very special role in nature. Many animals, such as the frog, emerge at night because they simply cannot survive during the day. But other beings, such as the owl, are perfectly adjusted to the darkness and have large, light -sensitive eyes to perceive their surroundings. The experience of which nightkeeping is traveling in the domestic gardens makes visiting the fishing nights a very special experience and is not only educational, but also entertaining.

nocturnal animals in focus

The most exciting animal actors on the fishing nights are not only the moths, but also Flyworms , who go on a partner with their fascinating lights. Your habitat extends primarily to water and in gardens, where you not only amazed with a special light game, but also make an important contribution to pest control.

bats are other masters of the night, who are the only flight -capable mammals worldwide with around 1,400 species and successfully track down their prey through echo location. The raccoon is a night-tactative omnivore that combines its preferences in urban areas and woods Roles in the environment.

survival in darkness

Nacht -active animals have developed amazing adjustments over thousands of years to live in the dark. The wolf, for example, avoids humans and specializes in hunting at dusk and night to ensure his survival. While the roofs rely on its excellent sense of smell to explore the surroundings, owls use their silent flight and the asymmetrical ears for precise sound location to catch their prey.
Some of the most important representatives of the night are summarized in the list below:

• glowworm - live in gardens and on forest edges and use light for reproduction.
• Nachtfalter - recognize colors in the dark and can be found in forests and hedges.
• bats - active at night, hunting with the help of echo location.
• hedgehog - loner search for food in gardens and hedges.
• raccoon - with its pronounced skill everywhere, also in cities.

The fishing nights in the Müritzum are a unique opportunity not only to discover domestic nightlife, but also to raise awareness of the importance of nocturnal animals in our ecosystem. If you want to learn more about the fascinating habits of these animals, you should make a note of the dates in the calendar and prepare for an exciting journey into the darkness.