Abstract
We present eight Doppler images of UZ Librae from the years 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998 and 2000. These maps indicate a preferred temperature distribution from one year to the other and suggest preferred spot locations for at least the seven years of our observations. Two equatorial active regions appear facing towards and opposite the (unseen) companion star. A large and cool polar spot, with two or maybe three appendages extending down to a latitude of 40{50, is present and causes the long-term light variability of UZ Lib. The appendages appear at longitudes very similar to the two equatorial active regions and sometimes are possibly even attached to them. No coherent sign of dierential rotation is found for the equatorial regions up to a latitude of approximately +50, but the polar appendages may indicate a general acceleration of the polar regions. If interpreted as being due to dierential rotation, if real at all, then UZ Lib clearly exhibits a non-solar flow pattern.
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