#animalencounter

The photo I’ve shared — a faithful reflection of what I saw. Not taken in the moment, but remembered. It began with a sound I couldn’t name. Something unsettled. Something not mine. From the bathroom —

Happy evening, my dear #hive friends! Blessings to all. I hope you're all doing well and, above all, have plenty of energy to share new content. Féliz noche mis queridos amigos de #hive, bendiciones para

During my time living in a house with a garden in Höpfigheim, with direct access to a nature reserve and over 4 km of natural surroundings behind the house, this photo was captured. I let my dog out into

Hello 3speakers and Hivers, this is my first time uploading a video here. Please support us on this journey. We like to go to places, exploring nature, eating different delicacies and more. ▶️ 3Speak

Earth Toad, Bufo bufo, the creature I nearly crushed underfoot. It was deep into the night, back when I resided in Rems-Murr district and was making my way home. It was the day of the month reserved for

Even though Spring is already in full spring according to the calendar, the weather is still more reminiscent of winter. On a slightly warmer night, we however got some rain and as I went for a walk through

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

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

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

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

Went to Wildcat Creek Campground and checked out their trail system. I walked a few miles before turning back as I started seeing signs of bear. Tree bark was getting scratched off at their height so I