I found a discarded hoof with attached bones from a deer buck in the forest where I live. The bones and the hoof tend to be dead weight when you got dozens of killos of fresh wild meat. Granted, bones

In this special edition of the Injured Badger Hole Adventures, instead of going to the sett of the injured badger, I head over to the other set of underground tunnels where a pair of badgers lives. There

I have a Tawny Owl (Strix Aluco) in my woods. She's very elusive and her flight is so quiet, she could fly overhead and you'd never notice. But she's also very territorial so on my daily strolls through

In this, fifth episode of the Injured Badger Hole Adventures, I combine two days at the sett of the injured badger. On day five, I start with a deer encounter on the way to the badger hole, I roll a crab

I was preparing to film a Fire Salamander (Salamandra Salamandra) - a European relative to what is known in the Americas as the Axolotl - when a Fox stole my attention and got filmed first. It would appear

Four days since finding out that the European Badger (Meles Meles) in one of the setts I have been monitoring with a trail camera is injured, I return to the injured badger hole with whatever food I could

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

I came upon a fungus growing on a decomposing tree that almost looked alien. I think it may be a Gyromitra species fungus, possibly Gyromitra Infula, also known as the Elfin Saddle. I returned to the same

In today's, third episode of the Injured Badger Hole Adventures I return to the den of the injured badger with more food. So far my efforts have not paid off, as the injured badger has not shown up since

In this, second episode of Injured Badger Hole Adventures, I show why I harvested unripe Aguaymanto (Physalis Peruviana), aka Cape Goosberry or GoldenBerry, I then extract the unripe berries from Calyx

In this video series I document my adventures at the hole (burrows) of a European Badger (Meles Meles). I found his dwelling a while ago and visited it with some regularity. Unfortunately, the trail camera