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epaselect epa08437470 A family of Baya weavers (Ploceus philippinus) – known locally as 'twop chara' – look on from their nest in the forest near Kathmandu, Nepal, 22 May 2020. Nepal is a main destination for migratory birds coming from the southern parts of Southeast Asia as well as from Africa and Australia, due to its favorable breeding environment. According to ornithologists, more than 900 birds species have been spotted in Nepal. EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA
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epa08437471 A pair of Baya weavers (Ploceus philippinus) – known locally as 'twop chara' – flutter around their nest in the forest near Kathmandu, Nepal, 22 May 2020. Nepal is a main destination for migratory birds coming from the southern parts of Southeast Asia as well as from Africa and Australia, due to its favorable breeding environment. According to ornithologists, more than 900 birds species have been spotted in Nepal. EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA
Dostawca: PAP/EPA.

epa08437472 A family of Baya weavers (Ploceus philippinus) – known locally as 'twop chara' – look on from their nest in the forest near Kathmandu, Nepal, 22 May 2020. Nepal is a main destination for migratory birds coming from the southern parts of Southeast Asia as well as from Africa and Australia, due to its favorable breeding environment. According to ornithologists, more than 900 birds species have been spotted in Nepal. EPA/NARENDRA SHRESTHA
Dostawca: PAP/EPA.

Zdjęcie dniaWikłacz złotogłowy – Nepal [GALERIA]

Karol Kwiatkowski24 maja, 20201 min

epa08438217 A couple takes selfie at almost empty vantage point above the old town of Cesky Krumlov, UNESCO World Culture Heritage site, Czech Republic, 22 May 2020. According to local media, more than 15.000 tourists from Asia arrived in the South Bohemian region, where is located the popular tourist destination Cesky Krumlov, on January 2020. Due to the pandemic COVID-19 disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, which closed borders and restricted travel, the number of accommodated tourists in southern Bohemia fell by 30 percent in the first quarter. The region is the most affected in the country. EPA/MARTIN DIVISEK
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epa08438218 Almost empty vantage point above the old town of Cesky Krumlov, UNESCO World Culture Heritage site, Czech Republic, 22 May 2020. According to local media, more than 15.000 tourists from Asia arrived in the South Bohemian region, where is located the popular tourist destination Cesky Krumlov, on January 2020. Due to the pandemic COVID-19 disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, which closed borders and restricted travel, the number of accommodated tourists in southern Bohemia fell by 30 percent in the first quarter. The region is the most affected in the country. EPA/MARTIN DIVISEK
Dostawca: PAP/EPA.

epa08438219 People look down at almost empty vantage point above the old town of Cesky Krumlov, UNESCO World Culture Heritage site, Czech Republic, 22 May 2020. According to local media, more than 15.000 tourists from Asia arrived in the South Bohemian region, where is located the popular tourist destination Cesky Krumlov, on January 2020. Due to the pandemic COVID-19 disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, which closed borders and restricted travel, the number of accommodated tourists in southern Bohemia fell by 30 percent in the first quarter. The region is the most affected in the country. EPA/MARTIN DIVISEK
Dostawca: PAP/EPA.

Zdjęcie dniaCzeski Krumlov [DUŻO ZDJĘĆ]

Karol Kwiatkowski23 maja, 20201 min

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Zdjęcie dniaCiepły dzień w Berlinie

Karol Kwiatkowski22 maja, 20201 min

epa08434826 The National Museum during the temporarily closure due to the coronavirus pandemic in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 21 May 2020. According to media reports, the Cambodian government has decided to reopen museums and allowed foreigners from six previously banned countries to re-enter Cambodia, starting in June. EPA/KITH SEREY
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epa08434827 The National Museum during the temporarily closure due to the coronavirus pandemic in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 21 May 2020. According to media reports, the Cambodian government has decided to reopen museums and allowed foreigners from six previously banned countries to re-enter Cambodia, starting in June. EPA/KITH SEREY
Dostawca: PAP/EPA.

epa08434828 The National Museum during the temporarily closure due to the coronavirus pandemic in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 21 May 2020. According to media reports, the Cambodian government has decided to reopen museums and allowed foreigners from six previously banned countries to re-enter Cambodia, starting in June. EPA/KITH SEREY
Dostawca: PAP/EPA.

Zdjęcie dniaMuzeum Narodowe – Kambodża [GALERIA]

Karol Kwiatkowski21 maja, 20201 min

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Zdjęcie dniaCeremonia zmiany warty królewskiej – Korea Płd.

Karol Kwiatkowski20 maja, 20201 min

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Zdjęcie dniaDomino Park, Brooklyn, Nowy York, USA

Karol Kwiatkowski19 maja, 20201 min

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Zdjęcie dniaTel Aviv – plaża, sobota 16 maja

Paweł Skutecki17 maja, 20201 min

Kraków, 16.05.2020. Wystawa "II wojna wiatowa dramat, symbol, trauma" w krakowskim Muzeum Sztuki Wspó³czesnej, 16 bm. W dzia³ach historycznych dzie³om sztuki towarzysz¹ dokumenty, materia³y propagandowe i literackie. Na wystawie zaprezentowano prace 39 artystów. (³g/mr) PAP/£ukasz G¹gulski

Kraków, 16.05.2020. Wystawa "II wojna wiatowa dramat, symbol, trauma" w krakowskim Muzeum Sztuki Wspó³czesnej, 16 bm. W dzia³ach historycznych dzie³om sztuki towarzysz¹ dokumenty, materia³y propagandowe i literackie. Na wystawie zaprezentowano prace 39 artystów. (³g/mr) PAP/£ukasz G¹gulski

Kraków, 16.05.2020. Wystawa "II wojna wiatowa dramat, symbol, trauma" w krakowskim Muzeum Sztuki Wspó³czesnej, 16 bm. W dzia³ach historycznych dzie³om sztuki towarzysz¹ dokumenty, materia³y propagandowe i literackie. Na wystawie zaprezentowano prace 39 artystów. (³g/mr) PAP/£ukasz G¹gulski

Sztuka Zdjęcie dnia„II wojna światowa – dramat, symbol, trauma” – Kraków [DUŻO ZDJĘĆ]

Karol Kwiatkowski17 maja, 20201 min

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Zdjęcie dniaMeczet Jama Masjid – Indie

Karol Kwiatkowski16 maja, 20201 min

Zdjęcie dnia„Zatrzymaj kwarantannę kultury” – Ukraina [GALERIA]

Karol Kwiatkowski15 maja, 20201 min