Mushroom exhibition
01
Welcome to the mushroom exhibition!
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Edible vs. poisonous mushrooms
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How to pick mushrooms?
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Will parboiling always help?
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Russula
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Hintapink Brittlegill
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Copper Brittlegill
08
Stinking Brittlegill
09
Green Brittlegill
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Milk-white Brittlegill
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Milkcap
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Saffron Milkcap
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Fenugreek Milkcap
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Ugly Milkcap
15
Boletus
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Penny Bun
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Bitter Bolete
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Lurid Bolete
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Orange Bolete
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Slippery Jack
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Amanita
22
Destroying Angel
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Death Cap
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Fly Agaric
25
Panthercap
26
Cortinarius
27
Gypsy Mushroom
28
Deadly Webcap
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Orange Webcap
30
Fungi growing on trees & tree stumps
31
Armillaria
32
Sheathed Woodtuft
33
Yellow Knight
34
Giant Puffball
35
Cantharellus cibarius
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Black Trompet
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False Chanterelle
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Parasol Mushroom
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Shaggy Parasol
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Freckled Dapperling
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Inkcaps
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Shaggy Inkcap
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Common Inkcap
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Slimy Spike
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Agaricus
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Wood Mushroom
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Pavement Mushroom
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Brown Rollrim
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Golden Bootleg
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Albatrellus ovinus
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Arched Woodwax
Exhibition "Terribly Adorable Bats"
01
Welcome!
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Terribly adorable bats
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Bats are the only flying mammals
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Insect-hunters
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Pollinators
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Seed dispersers
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Blood-lickers
08
Myth about blood-suckers
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Feeding game
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Night-time hunt
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Estonian bats hunt in insect-rich areas
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Myth about spreaders of disease
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Hanging upside down is super easy for bats
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Hang like a bat
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Bats have taken the night shift
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Feeding spot
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Myth about white sheets
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Bats bring luck and inspire pop culture
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Estonian folklore
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Migrating bats
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Baby bats need warmth and mother's milk
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Myth about immortality
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Guano
24
How to tell one bat species from another?
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Myth about a sign of approaching winter
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Disturbing bats may prove fatal to them
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Bat's heartbeat during hibernation
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Touch and compare
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The brown long-eared bat hears insects
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Listen
31
Bats can see with their ears as well
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Find an insect
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Myth about bats being blind
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Bats mate in autumn
35
Flashlight
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Roosts rich in species
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Bats spend six months hibernating
38
Try fitting into a crevice
Estonian mires
01
Estonian mires - Introduction
02
Fen
03
Sedge
04
Short-eared owl and Montagu's harrier
05
Ruff
06
Cottongrass
07
Quagmire
08
Marsh cinquefoil
09
Eurasian curlew
10
Alpine bulrush
11
Cranberry
12
Common snipe
13
Common crane
14
Transitional mire
15
A natural monument
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Alpine butterwort
17
Cloudberry
18
Willow grouse (Willow ptarmigan)
19
Peat archives
20
Pine bog
21
Black grouse
22
Marsh Labrador Tea
23
Northern hawk-owl
24
Northern shrike (Great grey shrike)
25
Scots Pine
26
Golden eagle
27
Heather
28
Hare's-tail cottongrass
29
Open bog
30
Peat mosses
Estonian geology
1
Introduction to the geology hall
2
Meteorites in Estonia
3
Pancake geology
4
Rapakivi granite
5
Oil shale
6
Fossils
7
Pakri Cliff
Estonian meadows
01
Fen forest
02
Long-tailed tit with nest
03
Downy birch
04
Bog forest
05
Great spotted woodpecker
06
Wooded meadow
07
Roller
08
Lady’s-slipper
09
Floodplain grassland
10
Meadow fescue
11
Alvar
12
Dropwort
13
Common European viper
14
Elk
15
Lick post
16
Decomposition
17
Red-belted polypore
18
Raccoon dog carcass
19
Goat moth
Estonian forests
01
Estonian forests and meadows
02
Nemoral forest
03
Young cuckoo in a chaffinch nest
04
Pedunculate oak
05
Meso-eutrophic forest
06
Black stork
07
Norway spruce
08
Mesotrophic forest
09
Capercaillie
10
Lingonberry
11
Heath forest
12
Scots pine
13
European badger, red fox and raccoon dog
14
Lynx
15
Brown bear
16
Insects
17
Large blue
18
Mole cricket
19
European rhinoceros beetle