A magical summer evening at Ristinge, Langeland, 30th of June 2015

Ristinge Klint has, with a height of 30 m above sea level, stunning views over the sea and grasslands. It hosts a unique nature. Here are several rare plants, lichens and insects, which specializes in particularly hot and dry climate there is at the south-facing slope of Ristinge Klint.

With support from EU LIFE the nutrient poor diverse grassland vegetation at Ristinge Klint has been recreated.

Field cow-wheat (Melampyrum arvense) – ager kohvede - is a rare plant in Denmark but very common at Ristinge Klint

Field cow-wheat (Melampyrum arvense) – ager kohvede

The Yellowhammer (Emberiza citronella) –¬ Gulspurv – is common¬ at Ristinge Klint

Male Common eider (Somateria mollissima) - Edderfuglehan

In the background the southernmost city/village of Langeland: Bagenkop

View towards the bridge connecting Langeland with Funen.

One more Yellowhammer