Day 84 of 100, Nordjylland, Danmark
An account of the wildlife that we’ve encountered walking around the area:
- Rådyr (roe deer)
- Pheasants – which make some strange sounds and run funny (that’s me, categorically scientific)
- Hares
- Moles
- All kinds of birds – sparrows, enormous seagulls, hawks, starlings, and the northern lapwing (vibe) among them
- Various bugs, some entirely too close for comfort
- Foxes
Today we encountered a fox, which is the dark smudge below the line of trees in the picture above. They normally disappear like smoke when they get wind of us. This one was so engrossed in digging for… whatever it is foxes eat in the freshly planted field, that we managed to get about twenty metres of it before it noticed us and flashed away.
(Yes, it’s dark and cold again, Moody pictures, here i come!)
charlene winfred 
The most important thing is that you have not encounterd that fu**ing blood sucking insect called tick!
Heh! Yes indeed. I have heard about those ticks. We never venture into actual forests though. Everything around these parts is cultivated land.