Czech wildlife
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Ahoj BushrangerCZ, do those trees with lots of snow on them have a name in Czech? In English they're sometimes called "Snow Ghosts".
hidden roe doe in floodplain forest reserve "Litovelské Pomoraví", taken today"
Great Cormorants, same place, same time:
Great Cormorants, same place, same time:
cam reseted itself so there´s wrong date, pic is couple of days old
Fantastic!
It must be warming up over there by now, I don't think that it has been below zero for the last few nights.
The puddles in the hills are still frozen, but all the snow is gone... I guess it´s still below zero there at night.
one more, same place, last week:
one more, same place, last week:
trail cam check, today:
By the way to the cam, I have met Roe deer, Red deer stag and even pack of boars, but light was poor and bushes thick, so pics are crap:
and this is how it looks like in Poacher´s walley, muddy stream running through wild broadleaf woodland:
By the way to the cam, I have met Roe deer, Red deer stag and even pack of boars, but light was poor and bushes thick, so pics are crap:
and this is how it looks like in Poacher´s walley, muddy stream running through wild broadleaf woodland:
Vydra river, very clean, with otters and salmons. At the weekends, it´s allowed to ride in it, other days it´s closed because it runs through national park. Beer-like color is because it runs through mountain moors. Water was still pretty chilly.
Yeah Sandberger, my face was nicely leisurely frozen. It was a good ride, nice waves and not too many rocks. Btw last pic is from the part of the river which is forbidden to negotiate, I stopped couple hundred meters above that.
. It was a good ride, nice waves and not too many rocks. Btw last pic is from the part of the river which is forbidden to negotiate, I stopped couple hundred meters above that.
