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Nature is a gigantic system which is incessantly in operation and it must be looked at as a whole made up of a multitude of elements. more »

At the end of summer a careful observer may notice grown-up ducks or geese without feathers. Should one help such birds or leave them alone? Read why and how birds change their plumage in "Birds change their plumage at the end of summer".

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Amazing Warsaw private guided tours of Warsaw

If you are interested in a private, personal and guided tour of Warsaw, in English or in German, with professional, licensed Warsaw guide visit www.amazingwarsaw.pl

http://www.amazingwarsaw.pl/

Warsaw Guide

Tourist guide with practical information about the city and sights of Warsaw.

http://www.warsawguide.com/

Warsaw Online

A comprehensive guide to Warsaw with essential travellers information.

http://www.warsaw-online.eu/

Welcome to e-Warsaw

The official website of the City of Warsaw. Warsaw in brief, City Hall, economic, investments, cultural life, usefull addresses.

http://www.e-warsaw.pl/index.php

Warsaw Life

Online travel guide for tourists coming to Warsaw, complete with regularly updated news and events and information on everything from culture to nightlife.

http://www.warsaw-life.com/

Warsaw Old Town

Information about the Old Town of Warsaw - monuments, galleries, restaurants.

http://www.stare-miasto.com/

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The glades in Bolimowski Primeval forest are a unique feature of Bolimowski National Park. This soppy meadows and pastures are the only place of this kind in central Poland. Although they constitute only 1% of the Park’s territory, 1/3 of plant species growing in the Park are to be found on those clearings.