Greece, with its hospitable people, warmth, light, colors, and especially its nature, has become a second home for the author. He shows us that even while on vacation, one can explore the rich and unique wildlife of this country in an environmentally friendly way. The numerous photos in this book aim to spark interest and perhaps even enthusiasm for these animals. In the chapter "Insects," which one encounters at every turn in Greece, Schäfer demonstrates the diversity of shapes and colors of these species. Through his texts and photos, he vividly presents the colorful or unusual forms, as well as the loud cicadas with their penetrating music. The author introduces butterflies such as the large and small tortoiseshell and the black-blue kingfisher.