Since at the beginning of 2012 Christoper from Corax film had been filming Estonian wildlife. Together with Natourest team help he filmed- Ringed Seals, Ural Owls, Capercaillie lek, Black Grouse …
New photoholes in the watching hide
Natourest watching hide have now 5 photoholes. Before pictures were made thru watching windows.
Self-guided bird tour in the 8-12 th of May
The trip went very well. In all we saw or heard about 151 or maybe a couple more. A few mammals too.The self-guided map worked very well. We could put …
From bear watching hide
Last night our guide Ahto was in the brown bear watching hide. At about 21:00 a young female 2-3 years old one come and staid about two hours. Bear has white collar. …
New mammal species in Estonia
At the end of February a young female Jackal was killed in Läänemaa. With species specialist Ovidiu Banea and Estonian zoologist proofed that there are at least 2 other jackals in …
Self-guided tour in March 2013
Mads and Tina from Denmark made our self-guided birding tour in March 2013. They had some great time in Estonia with a total of 6 woodpecker species (Black, Grey- headed, …
Lynx in the city
Lately we got the news about lynx moving next to the city Tallinn. This weekend we went out to see where the lynx is and what she is doing and …
French website about Estonian Brown Bears
Website France24.com is writing about Estonian Brown Bear population. Please find full article in http://www.france24.com/en/20121123-estonian-brown-bears-head-west
Eurasian Lynx family have moved to city
Female Eurasian Lynx and her two cubs have moved near Tallinn in Viimsi parish. Lynx is known as very shy mammal and now living just 15 minute drive from Tallinn …
Old blog posts
In November 2012 Natourest opened a new webpage and blog. Our older blog posts about Estonian birds, Brown Bear and other wildlife stories you will find here.
