Got a picture of this jaeger, however i'm not so sure if its a parasitic jaeger or a long-tailed jaeger. Location, northern Norway, on a coastal mountain
🔥 Fireweed are called "Uvlorássi" in Sami, which translates to "Bumblebee Flower", as bumblebees are the main visitors to these flowers. But this bumblebee was joined by a common blue
🔥 Near my summer cabin there is a large swamp, and i have had the privilege to see this whooper swan couple raise their cygnets, which are growing nicely
🔥 These horned grebe chicks are so big that only of them can ride on the back of their mom at a time (zoom in on the mothers back to see the other chick)
🔥 In Sami culture, when a moose (or reindeer) is seen tapping and rubbing its antlers, we say that the animal is crafting the antlers, shaping them until they are satisfied with their size and shape
🔥 Saw a rare sight early this summer. A mute swan in northern Norway, over a 1000km away from its normal range, as they can only be found in southern tip of Norway
🔥 My aunt has an old pasture on her property that is full of wild flowers and plants, which atracts the local roe deer, like this female whose head is only visible