Wolf cubs in early autumn
The howl of young wolves. The voices are still pretty weak but wolves anyway.
Recording and photos: Tarmo Mikussaar
Posted by the Animal of the Year team, 24.09.2016
The howl of young wolves. The voices are still pretty weak but wolves anyway.
Recording and photos: Tarmo Mikussaar
Posted by the Animal of the Year team, 24.09.2016

Text and photos Aare Lindt, www.loodusmuuseum.ee
Translation Liis
Male November moth
November moth Tume-hallavaksik Epirrita dilutata
There are three Epirria species in Estonia and they have very similar wing patterns and colouring.
The November moth, Epirria dilutata, occurs in all Estonia but is more common in the west. Occasionally it is even present in great numbers. They are most often seen in oak stands and wooded meadows from mid-September to mid-October.
Photos Kristel Vilbaste
Translation Liis
Giant funnel mushroom in Kütiorg
Giant funnel; Giant Leucopax Hiid-lehtervahelik Leucopaxillus giganteus
A ”giant ” with a diameter of almost half a metre.
In Estonia they are found almost every year but are not numerous anywhere.


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