For mushrooms
I thought there would be no mushrooms this fall. The summer was very dry. Of course, the forest is also very dry. At the end of September it started raining. It rained often in October. Mushrooms appeared only in the second half of the month. It wasn't a plentiful...
Autumn in October.
We are experiencing a period of very changeable weather. There are strong winds and it rains all day long. There have been no frosts so far. Lots of foggy mornings and even entire days. Finally, mushrooms appeared here too. Various species can be found and always...
Renovation work is progressing.
Renovation works in Różanystok have been ongoing since spring. Outside the wall, the road has already been completed. However, there is still a lot to do in the town itself. The earthworks have probably already been completed. Construction of a new sidewalk is...
grass burning scourge
Every year, grass burns in the spring. This scourge is harmful and dangerous. Man destroys the natural environment. In spite of appeals, there is still someone lighting the dry grass. Currently, a huge area of the Biebrza Park burns. Will people quickly understand...
Starlings on my willow
Starlings arrive at our earliest. It even happens at the beginning of March. I like watching them and listening to their singing. If you look closely, this bird is very colourful. It is so during the mating season. Then the starlings are all grey.[envira-gallery...
maybe it’s the last meeting with the moose
Here are the impressions of yesterday's trip to the forest. This time we met nothing in the woods. Instead, we saw 4 deer in the field. Then, crossing the fields between the fields I saw a lone moose. The distance was considerable and late. Still, I took some...
in the evening in a nearby forest
As usual, about an hour before sunset we went to a nearby forest. When we got to our permanent place we saw a deer male walking in our direction. I prepared the camera to photograph. I took photos from behind the car, and the goat was approaching. First he was in...
