Looduskalender

21:56 Two adult badgers arrived to eat apples
22:09 The badger couple walked away

IceAge, Fleur

23:03
a roe deer


It is very interesting to hear the rut of the stags.

Hellem, Fleur

IceAge wrote: ↑September 14th, 2021, 11:07 pm
It is very interesting to hear the rut of the stags.

Yes, so powerful roar
Thank you for the nice roe deer picture , I think it's a calf

23:37 A raccoon dog took an apple and ran away with it
23:53 The RD again

00.40 - the raccoon dog continues carrying apples away

September 15

18:02 I think a tree is falling

20:40 Tawny owl call
20:41 someone eat from the apples




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Fleur, I saw it too, but it was dark.

The rut of the stags goes on .

Hi IceAge
They are very busy

21.22 - a badger eats apples



... and then checks the rest of the food

22:00 A raccoon dog arrives to eat apples

Moira, Fleur, IceAge

September 16

Good morning!

2.03 - two raccoon dogs



3.04 - one raccoon dog

5.47 - a mouse carries away an apple

The mouse is strong
Beautiful

14.14 - the red dog

Looks like a Magyar Vizsla. I wonder if it is allowed to let hunting dogs run free, if hunting is allowed in that area at all?

I think hunting is allowed there, depends on the species and time. Red deer hunting season has started. As for dogs running loose, it's not really allowed, no. People taking care of the cam over there are from the local hunting club, if I remember correctly. They should know the best.

Thank you Moira!
red deer hunting season has started here in Germany on Aug 1st (my brother is a hunter). But if the local hunting club is in charge of the cam, they probably know the dog and its owner, so that would be OK, somehow, although still strange to me.

21.13 - two raccoon dogs

September 17

2.04 - a pine marten

21:35: A mouse (? rather well fed) took an apple.
21:45 ff.: stags belling from afar
21:53: From the left: a mouse gets an (another?) apple. Followed by a long bellow of a stag somewhere in the deep wood.
Stags? To be continued, the wind carries their belling, time of the year for them!
22:20