Author: reindeerareawesome

🔥 Compared to other gull species, black-legged kittiwakes are a bit rare to see, so seeing them one evening was a peaceful sight

🔥 Probably one of the rarest animal sightings i have seen, a European bee-eater. While common in other places, they are rarely seen in Norway (Around 200 sightings), and seeing one in Northern Norway is a lucky sight

🔥 Saw this roe deer staring at me through the trees, and it most likely had seen me way before i even knew it was there

🔥 A common gull amongst some wildflowers

🔥 A northern wheatear, the bird with the longest migration relative to body size, staying in Africa in winter and flying all the way to Canada and Greenland for the summer

🔥 A Eurasian dotterel couple

🔥 Another rare visitor was spotted this summer, a Harlequin duck, as only around 20 of them have been spotted in Norway

🔥 A bit of an update on the cross fox that lives on my aunt’s property. Turns out it has had kits, as this young cross fox was seen wandering in it’s territory

🔥 These reindeer mothers got a well deserved rest, as their calves were finaly tuckered out after a long day of playing

🔥 The Temminck’s stint is a small wader, so small that it could probably just gobble up the rain droplets on the grass and get all the moisture it needs