File:Giglio ros - Imer.jpg
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Italiano: Un maso di montagna nel prato più a nord del comune di Imèr I. Si vede in primo piano un giglio rosso (Lilium bulbiferum), pianta proibita, e sullo sfondo le montagne delle Vette feltrine, di cui la più a destra è il monte Pavione. Esperanto: Monta bieno en la plej norda herbejo de la komunumo Imèr I, en norda Italio. Unuplane oni povas vidi floron de la specio Lilium bulbiferum, kiu estas malpermesita planto. Fone oni vidas montojn de la grupo Vette feltrine, el kiuj la plej dekstra en ĉi tiu dosiero estas monto Pavione. |
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