File:Entenmoos Raised-Transition Mire 03.png

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Deutsch: Sprießendes Torfmoos im Entenmoos, dem national bedeutenden Hoch-/Übergangsmoor in Rechthalten im Schweizer Kanton Freiburg
Français : Sphaigne poussant dans le Entenmoos, tourbière haute/de transition d'importance nationale à Rechthalten dans le canton suisse de Fribourg
English: Sprouting sphagnum moss in Entenmoos, the nationally important raised/transitional bog in Rechthalten in the Swiss canton of Fribourg.
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 This picture shows the protected Amphibian Spawning area of national importance called Entenmoos, inventoried and locatable on Swisstopo
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347506

This picture shows the protected Raised an Transition Mire of national importance called Entenmoos, inventoried and locatable on Swisstopo

This is a picture of the protected area listed at WDPA under the ID
347506

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