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 Photo 1994: From Diavolezza across Vadret Pers towards Piz Cambrenas (left), Piz Palü, Bellavista (contrail), Piz Bernina (cloud) and Piz Morteratsch (right). Vadret Pers and Vadret da Morteratsch join at lower right. |  Same view 13.9.2006. In various locations glacier recession is evident: Far right: surface lowering of Vadret da Morteratsch; on Vadret Pers the medial moraines have become more prominent and crevasses have increased in numbers and depth. |  Huge glacier table on Vadret Pers. Far right: rock glacier (note brown colour) descending from Piz Trovat; its front is flowing over Vadret Pers' Little Ice Age lateral moraine. |
 Massive granite boulders near a medial moraine of Vadret Pers. They are gradually migrating towards the left as they repeatedly form glacier tables and then fall off on the south side (left). Photo 2006. |  Well developped longitudinal foliation which has been emphasized by the effect of differential ablation. On Vadret Pers, in a field of en-echelon crevasses below Piz Trovat (2006). |  Late evening view from the Little Ice Age moraine of Vadret Pers towards Piz Cambrenas (far left), Piz Palü and Bellavista (centre) and Piz Bernina (right; 2006). |
 On a medial moraine of Vadret Pers early in the summer of 2004. On the left Piz Trovat; Piz Palü upper right, mostly hidden by fog. |  Merging of Vadret da Morteratsch (left) und Vadret Pers, July 2004; remnants of old snow in transverse crevasses on Vadret da Morteratsch are coloured by Sahara dust. |  Merging of Vadret da Morteratsch (back) und Vadret Pers (camera location). The rust-coloured block is covered in a weathering crust of limonite. |
| Panorama photos Jürg Alean, August 2004. Noblex rotation camera on roll film, horizontal field of view approximately 146 degrees. | ||