Who's that madman kneeling in the dirt at 7pm?

Germany, around lake Constance and my trip there

Quarries Velká and Malá Amerika, i think there might be photo of the Mexiko quarry in there somewhere. look they were just very pretty

Plaaaaants (I'm not IDing these, sorry. The only one in I'm sure of is the white miniature, which are common yarrow/Achillea millefolium)

Common Bird's-foot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus), Common Bugle (Ajuga reptans), comfrey/knitbone (Symphytum officinale), and something I'm pretty sure is some kind of Astraceae flower? Some kind of Centaurea I'd say, though the flower feels too full for greater knapweed (Centarea scabiosa), which I'd expect it to be. so just. I'll leave this one un-ID'd.

(I'm deciding these IDs with the help of kvetenacr.cz. there might be some slight inaccuracies, as I haven't done this in a while.)

A bunch of plants I haven't been able to identify. These have all been (or spilling out of) actual taken care of places, so they might not be entirely wild. Frankly, cultivated plants are. less of my piece of expertise lol

The little two-colored leaves captivated me, because they were on multiple places in the little garden, and I'm unsure if it's a cultivar, a different plant, or a plant affected by something, considering it lacks the pretty significant green. Still, nice to look at.

common buttercups (Ranunculus acris)

...the undertale flower. hfaskj. a very common wildflower.

clover (Trifolium pratense), shepherd's purse (Capsella bursa-pastoris) and greater celandine (Chelidonium majus)

I have a personal affection for the shepherd's purse, partially because its czech name is incredibly cute (kokoška pastuší tobolka), and because they have little heart-shaped fruits :)

wildflowers are so nice up close.

Forget-me-nots, Myosotis sylvatica

Taken on a morning walk. i love these little blue carpets.

The engine whistled as it wound down (and started and stopped with a loud THUNK), though it also could be pumped mechanically should someone courageous enough turn up (they didn't). The forte etc. presets had to be turned off in a particular way or it would stick. The pedal hung and their 4' flutes didn't play at all. A pleasant instrument otherwise, once I adjusted to the one manual!

SNAILS!! It rained a few days ago.

First one is Helix pomatia / roman snail, the second one I'm not that sure? I think it's Cepaea nemoralis / grove snail without bands, the size would be more or less correct, though I'm not sure bcs of the body coloration wheezes. snails are not my forte and I unfortunately cannot find any key rn

anyways

friends.

One of the cooler small pipe organs I've met. notice the keys peeking out being inverted and the white keys having a black line through them. very cool looking.

a Beast I met this morning. considering it WAS pretty big and where I'm at I think this guy's a Tettigonia viridissima / great green bush-cricket, but don't quote me on that

something abt this clock tower just fascinates me, shaped!!

Critters! A bumblebee of some kind and a blue-tailed damselfly :)

we had a big storm and it felled a tree that had to be then moved. found what we believe to be a sheep skull afterwards! I've seen my fair share of doe skulls around these parts, but this was a new one to me.