Birding meaning: observation of wild birds doing their thing in nature. In two of my previous videos, I have mentioned that there are scientifically proven health benefits to birding (also known as

The European larch (Larix decidua) is a tree native to central Europe. It is a coniferous tree that does what deciduous trees do in winter - it sheds its needles, which makes it rather unique among the

Decker, a Great Spotted Woodpecker who’s resident near the Injured Badger Hole has been accompanying my trips to the area for months. He’s quite territorial and doesn’t fly outside of his range, which

More and more wild birds keep visiting my birdhouse to feed on the sunflower seeds in order to survive the harsh winter season. From the beginning, it was mostly the Tits (three types: Great Tits, Blue

In episode 12 of the Injured Badger Hole Adventures I revisit the sett of the injured badger by going up the usual path - through the forest, as opposed to across a field. It was Day 16 of my Adventures

This is a follow up on my video about feeding songbirds in winter, whereby I showed the three type of tits who live in the thujas next to my house and whom I feed in wintertime in order to help them get

I was able to fix the trail camera which died after two weeks of use. The cam was at one of two scratchposts I actively monitor. In this video, I made the decision to name each scratchpost, so I don’t

In the episode 11 of the Injured Badger Hole Adventures I revisit the sett of the injured badger armed with the knowledge that the place was visited by a canine. I did not expect that at all, since the

This is the other scratchpost where I have an active trail camera. Unfortunately, upon installing this camera, I realized it does not adjust the intensity of the IR light. Other, equally cheap cameras

I have a hedge of thujas growing near where I live. All manner of small songbirds, mostly tits and sparrows, use the hedgerow for nesting purposes and to safely hide from predators. These beautiful birds

The trail camera at the animal scratchpost had been capturing the wildlife every night. The spot was frequented by all manner of wild animals, from foxes, through roe deer and red deer all the way to the

The Episode Ten of the Injured Badger Hole Adventure is dominated by the barking of what I think is a large deer, but it could also be an alarmed fox. The barking sound captures my attention shortly after

In the Episode Nine of the Injured Badger Hole Adventure I revisit the injured badger hole on a very cold day. With temperatures hitting negative 10 degrees Celsius, it was a challenge to use the camera.

There is a location in the woods where I live where animals go to rub their itchy furs against trees. I have a trail camera set up there to record how they use the scratchpost. Years of scratching left

The trail cam I have at the animal scratchpost has the best picture quality of all my trail cameras, but it has a very narrow field of view (FOV). That means the area the camera’s lens can capture is too

Slime molds aren't actually molds or even fungi, they're protists. Real molds are more closely related to humans than to slime molds, and slime molds are more closely related to amoebas than fungi. Slime

There is a location in the woods where I live where animals go to rub their itchy furs against trees. I have a trail camera set up there to record how they use the scratchpost. Years of scratching left

The Episode Eight of the Injured Badger Hole Adventures compiles days 10, 11 and 12 of my trips to the sett of the injured badger. Each day I am greeted by woodpecker Decker who keeps me company pretty

In the woods where I live, I often run into Roe Deer (Capreolus Capreolus). The Roe, like all deer, are very wary animals and flee at the slightest hint of danger. When they see a human, the flight instinct

In the Episode Seven of the Injured Badger Hole Adventures I return to the sett of the injured badger after taking a day off in order to visit a badger pair living in a more remote location of the forest.