The unexplained saga surrounding the newly appeared holes near the sett of the injured badger remains a mystery. The trail cam footage recorded so far hasn't shed much light on who built the new den to

Latest footage from my trail camera at the upper scratchpost shows a family of wild boars who showed up to scratch their furs. The matriarch is injured a limps on her from leg. The background music is

Pine needles are something I harvest from time to time to make a tea from. As scientific research suggests, pine needles are rich in health promoting medicinal compounds. One of particular interest, especially

My trail cam at the lower scratchpost filmed this female Red Deer (Cervus Elaphus) who used the scratchpost to scratch her head and then got attracted by the trail camera and can to give it a sniff. I

Although winter-like weather conditions still linger, Lungworts - medicinal herbs with great health benefits, are already growing. Lungwort is one of the first medicinal plants to grow as winter approaches

Compilation of videos filmed by the trail camera at the sett of the badger pair. The European badgers (Meles Meles) are mostly nocturnal animals with notable social behavior. They have beautiful furs which

In this video I introduce the Opposite-Leaved Golden Saxifrage (Chrysosplenium Oppositifolium) – an edible plant which grows at the end of winter, when there is little other edible wild food available.

Even though I concluded the Injured Badger Hole Adventures series, I continue visiting the sett of the injured badger for signs of possible activity. On my latest visit, I took a broader walk around and

I returned to the lower scratchpost to check and see how the trail camera was doing after I had moved it to a different tree. Because of the camera’s narrow field of view, I moved it to a more distant

While I have been feeding the songbirds to help them survive the harsh winter months, an elusive and insanely fast raptor has been feeding himself on my songbirds. I’ve witnessed him captured several tits

In this video I introduce the Common Snowdrop (Galanthus Nivalis) – a small plant which despite its size and seemingly delicate build, can withstand freezing temperatures and blooms before nature awakes

Episode 14 adventure concludes the Injured Badger Hole series. For the past several weeks I have tried my best to save the life of the injured badger but it would seem I have come too late. As explained

Yesterday evening I found a near frozen to death bee on the porch of my house. I brought her motionless body into my room and kept her within the warmth of the space. When she looked like she can move

This is my second trip to the sett of the badger pair (Meles Meles) which I documented on video. The snow had covered the ground before the hike but despite freezing sub-zero temperatures, it was quite

The Red-Belted Polypore (Fomitopsis Pinicola) - a shelf fungus, otherwise known as the bracket fungus or the conk, is a hoof-shaped wood decay mushroom which causes a brown rot. The Red-Belted Polypore

I have not been happy with the trail cam I have at the upper scratchpost since I got it. It was a cheap trail camera, but it doesn’t deliver even to the level of a cheap gadget. It doesn’t balance out

This video provides the information that helps you identify the Alder tree (Alnus sp.). It looks at everything from the color of the wood, through the color and texture of the bark and the most tell-tale

Cordyceps fungus, Reishi mushroom and Ginger rhizome are beneficial to your health and there is scientific evidence to back it up. In this video I show you how I make a tea from the ingredients to combine

After three weeks of tending to the injured badger's hole, the reality has pushed me to accept the conclusion that my mission to save the badger's life has failed. The last spark of hope that he hibernated

As seen in a previous video, I have already moved the trail camera at the lower scratchpost, but that proved insufficient. The trail cam’s field of view is simply too narrow even for the more distant tree.