Beavers in Vienna

Vienna, Austria

June 21, 2005

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For a couple of years beavers have been living again in the area of Vienna.

This picture was not taken in the Amazonian jungle, this 'jungle' is in Vienna, Austria.

The 'Lusthauswasser' is an old creek of the river Danube. Some years ago the waterlevel of the Danube was raised by a powerstation, so the level of the groundwater also raised. Beavers, which died off in the 19th century in this area, nowadays live again within the borders of the city of Vienna.

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Location

Europe / Austria

Lat: 48° 12' 8" N
Long: 16° 24' 53" E

Elevation: 160 m

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Precision is: Unknown / Undeclared.

Equipment

Nikon Coolpix 5000 (32 shots @ 28mm), panorama head Manfrotto 300 + selfmade bracket, PTGui, Autopano, Enblend 1.3, Photoshop, PanoCube Plus

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