Marmots in Filzmoos
The camera pans across a rugged alpine meadow landscape in front of the Dachstein massif. Stones lying around, broken off the rock faces of the Dachstein, characterise the landscape.
But a closer look reveals even more: hidden between these stones are small, almost invisible cave entrances, skilfully concealed by ferns and other plants. These natural hiding places are home to marmots.
A marmot, curious and alert, peeps out of one of these cave entrances. For a short time, we were able to watch these charming creatures darting back and forth between the entrances.
