The carrier material c) is selected from the group of chalkstone, shell limestone, and silicic acid.

Common Bronzewing can take berries from low branches and bushes, and also feeds on cultivated grains.

The columns, arranged in quincunx, were originally made of limestone from England but were later restored using puddingstone from Lucerne.

In Winter, These parakeets come to drink during the day in the company of species of pigeons as the Common Bronzewing (Phaps chalcoptera).

When alarmed or threatened, Common Bronzewing crouches on the ground among vegetation, to avoid detection.

The columns, arranged in quincunx, were originally made of limestone from England but were later restored using puddingstone from Lucerne.

Also linked to ancient tradition are the "sweet macaroni," the "lumachelle" (so called because the dough takes the form of a snail), the “halm-crickets” (fried zucchini flowers), and finally "tortucce" (made with fried dough).

The carrier material c) is selected from the group of chalkstone, shell limestone, and silicic acid.

Common Bronzewing can take berries from low branches and bushes, and also feeds on cultivated grains.

The columns, arranged in quincunx, were originally made of limestone from England but were later restored using puddingstone from Lucerne.

In Winter, These parakeets come to drink during the day in the company of species of pigeons as the Common Bronzewing (Phaps chalcoptera).

When alarmed or threatened, Common Bronzewing crouches on the ground among vegetation, to avoid detection.

The columns, arranged in quincunx, were originally made of limestone from England but were later restored using puddingstone from Lucerne.

Also linked to ancient tradition are the "sweet macaroni," the "lumachelle" (so called because the dough takes the form of a snail), the “halm-crickets” (fried zucchini flowers), and finally "tortucce" (made with fried dough).