A Wave of Frost turned trees to amazing icy statues in Slovenia

a wave of frost transformed pine trees to the statues of ice, in Slovenia. The the British newspaper "Daily Mail" , pointed that cold weather transformed the landscape in the Dinaric Alps, Slovenia,  to real scenes from the movie "Frozen". The pictures showed, a tree turned into a mythical dragon  after it covered in a thick layer of snow, while the tower seemed in a perfect way like a Snow Queen.

The newspaper added that the ice storm that hit the Alps starting from Croatia, Albania, Serbia, over two days, was enough to cover the large trees in the forest.

The Art of Nature: Incredible Snow and Ice Formations

Ice, Snow, two words when we hear feeling directly of cold weather, these two words like each other, white, danger and beautiful, but it can also inadvertently create some of the most beautiful and fascinating winter sights, this what I cold, the art of nature. The formation of ice is due to millions of different things that affects its shape, things like humidity, temperature or wind speed which can create wildly different results, and shape, random things always create unimaginable art.

See with me some of the most amazing shapes and formation of ice and snow which are really some kind of art.

Why Norway Should Be Your Next Visit

 Norway is the land of dreams, everything you may saw in your dreams exists at this perfect and  virgin land, from beautiful forests and deep fjords to snow-capped mountains and cold, arctic tundras, Norway has everything for people who love the outdoors.

Norway is a country located in Northern Europe on the western and northern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula, bordering the North Sea in southwest and the Skagerrak inlet to the south, the North Atlantic Ocean (Norwegian Sea) in the west and the Barents Sea to the northeast. Norway has a long land border with Sweden to the east, a shorter one with Finland in the northeast and a still shorter border with Russia in the far northeast.

Amazing Scene of Rainbow Above the Clouds

Canadian woman picked up this image, and she thinks it's just a beautiful view of clouds from an airplane window, and after seeing the picture turned out to be a rare snapshot of the rainbow from above the clouds. Melissa Rincen (51 years), was traveling by a plane from London to Honduras, when this photo was taken from the plane window over the Caribbean Sea.

 

 

Rincen also said "I noticed how shadows were cast on the Caribbean and thought it was such a beautiful scene I had to snap some shots. "When I saw the rainbow in the shot I was stunned - I'd never experienced anything like it and I doubt I ever will again."

Stunning Images For Agile Bats Hunting Moths And Drinking From Pond

Tripping the flight fantastic: Stunning images show agile bats hunting moths and drinking from pond,  These amazing shots capture the moment a Western bat glides silently in pursuit of prey with delicate wings outstretched and its small mouth gaping open.

The detailed shots were captured by wildlife photographer Michael Durham, in Deschutes National Forest near Pine Creek in Oregon, US. It shows the exact moment two bats - a speedy pipistrelle and a smallbrown bat - locate a flighty moth over an expanse of desert scrub and woodland.

Each image was taken in the late hours between 11pm and 2am by Durham, 49, who patiently waits for the creatures to appear - ready to snap them with lasers which trigger a high-speed shutter. He spots when a long-eared myotis bat skims the surface of a man-made guzzler, eager to scoop a mouthful of water in the muggy heat of the night.

Incredible Photographs of Colored Frogs by Dutch photographer

Dutch photographer Wil Mijer has a similar series where she captures the miniature world of colorful tropical frogs.

Her vivid, dream-like macro images feature the tiny amphibians perched on toadstools, nestled in flower petals, and hanging out on plant stems.

In an interview with Bored Panda, the mother-of-three said she uses a Canon 40D camera and a 100mm macro lens, and takes each shot quickly to avoid affecting the frogs.

She added that she has always loved nature, especially small animals. “If you look into the eyes of the frogs, you instantly fall in love with them.”

Check out some of her beautiful photographs below and view more at her website. 

Incredible Time-Lapse Video Of a Thunderstorm

A group of storms hunters, Stormchasers, Managed  in the filming of this section on Sunday 18/05/2014 for the beginning of a thunderstorm in the state of Wyoming in the United States.

The video shows the formation of cumulus cloud (supercell) adorned with Hurricane Central (mesocyclone) is a rising air currents have speeds up to 160 km/h with heavy rain.