Lago de Ginebra. Lake Geneva
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- El pasado mes de Junio, mi mujer Carmen y yo tuvimos la oportunidad de visitar parte de Suiza y de Francia. Empezamos el viaje por Ginebra, que es una ciudad con mucho encanto, bellos jardines y bonitos monumentos.
El Lago Lemán con más de 72 km de longitud y 12 km de anchura, pertenece tanto a Suiza en su zona norte y a Francia en su zona sur. El río Ródano se vierte en él en el extremo oriental, y el lago desagua en el Ródano en su extremo occidental. A su orilla están ciudades suizas (Ginebra es una de ellas) y ciudades francesas.
La gran sorpresa para nosotros fue, paseando por el puerto de Ginebra mientras contemplábamos sus aguas totalmente transparentes, ver cómo buceaba una pareja de Somormujos lavanco, encontrando un pez del fondo y verlo cómo se lo tragaba tranquilamente. Pudimos contemplar otras especies de cerca como la Serreta grande (macho y hembra) que la vimos por primera vez, una pareja de Pato colorado, Focha común dando de comer a cría, pareja de Ánade real y varios cisnes blancos.
Introduction.
Last June, my wife Carmen and I had the opportunity to visit part of Switzerland and France. We started the trip in Geneva, which is a very charming city, with beautiful gardens and monuments.
Lake Geneva, which is more than 72 km in length and 12 km in width, belongs both to Switzerland, in its northern zone, and to France in its southern zone. The Rhône River empties into it at the eastern end, and the lake empties into the Rhône at its western end. On its shore are Swiss cities (Geneva is one of them) and French cities.
The great surprise for us was, walking through the port of Geneva while contemplating its totally transparent waters, to see how a pair of Great Crested Grebes dived, one of them finding fish from the bottom and seeing how it calmly swallowed it. We were able to see other species up close, such as the Goosander (male and female) that we saw for the first time, a pair of Red-crested Pochards, a Eurasian Coot feeding its young, a pair of Mallard Ducks and several white swans.
Introduction.
Last June, my wife Carmen and I had the opportunity to visit part of Switzerland and France. We started the trip in Geneva, which is a very charming city, with beautiful gardens and monuments.
Lake Geneva, which is more than 72 km in length and 12 km in width, belongs both to Switzerland, in its northern zone, and to France in its southern zone. The Rhône River empties into it at the eastern end, and the lake empties into the Rhône at its western end. On its shore are Swiss cities (Geneva is one of them) and French cities.
The great surprise for us was, walking through the port of Geneva while contemplating its totally transparent waters, to see how a pair of Great Crested Grebes dived, one of them finding fish from the bottom and seeing how it calmly swallowed it. We were able to see other species up close, such as the Goosander (male and female) that we saw for the first time, a pair of Red-crested Pochards, a Eurasian Coot feeding its young, a pair of Mallard Ducks and several white swans.
Hermosa. Gracias por compartir.
Te deseo un feliz día.
Saludos desde Noruega.
Muchas gracias. Me alegro que te haya gustado! Saludos desde España.
Muchísimas gracias. ◕‿◕