Bilder von der Burren

In diesem Teil des Co. Clare, der Stein ist allgegenwärtig in der Landschaft, die Wände und die Dolmen. Der Wort Burren stammt aus dem Irische Sprache An Bhoireann, den steinigen Land.

burren landscape

Limestone landscape

burren rock

the rocks in the Burren have been carved by rainwater into some unusual shapes

dry-stone wall

section of dry-stone wall

burren flower spring gentian

Spring gentian (gentiana verna) - more flowers

burren flower orchid

Early purple orchid (orchis mascula) - more flowers

burren flower violet

Common dog-violet (viola riviniana)- more flowers

Poulnabrone

Poulnabrone Megalithic Tomb (dolmen). See also menhirs and dolmens in Brittany

Panorama of the Burren (see more panoramas)

macro snail shell

Macro of the shell of a snail

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