Frits Ahlefeldt – FritsAhlefeldt.com
Personal site: My logbook, art, stories and walking
Watching kids walk everywhere and point their phones around caching Pokemon Go virtual creatures I was just one of many wondering... couldn't this be used in ways to document biodiversity and wildlife... I sketched up my idea and explained it on a Citizen Science conference and a guy said: "it exist... several ones I think" The most well-known one is called "Seek"
The fieldfare is a strongly migratory bird breeding in Asia and Northern Europe. Heading south in the winter. And to the British isles
dw00171 Nothern lapving (Vibe - Vanellus vanellus ) Watercolor
dw00173 - European Golden plover ( Hjejle, Pluvialis Apricaria ) is the fastest game bird in Ireland - Or is it? - The question kicked off the beginning of the book Guinness World records in 1951
Logbook 19 Feb. Watercolor painting of turtle, that came out with a special look on its face
Painting up three versions of two elephants together today, in watercolor
Watercolor of buffalo ( bison) in sand colored suit
Watercolor of a moose in dark suit
Watercolor of a bear in a suit
Watercolor study of a juvenile elephant walking forward
Rhinoceros watercolor painting
Watercolor sketching unseen versions of endangered rhinos
Drawing up sketches of freshwater fish here a Ninespined stickleback (nipigget hundestejle in Danish)
Study in watercolor of an legendary Climber
Sketch of one of the last huge, still surviving animals in Africa
Sketching up Wildlife
Connecting hiking trails across roads for hikers and wildlife
When nature is gone, corridors can connect the last standing islands for a better future
Sketching elephants to learn more about them (sitting in the Royal Danish Library with stacks of wildlife books)
Drawing of lot of small fish swimming around to write save the "Ocean" in the Public Domain
Free Drawing about the digital efforts to save threatened animals and their DNA , drawing about ecology and conservation work
