Just a quick update from our tours. Our guide Bert has had a few great observations recently. First, just a couple of days ago, he spotted a lynx on one …
Public transport to our Brown Bear Watching and Photography Hide
Lately, there have been lots of questions on how it’s possible to get to the bear hide via public transport. First, you would have to take a bus or a …
March tours with Lynx, Steller’s Eider, and other highlights, Part I
This March was busier than ever before. We had 6 tours and all were centered around the Steller’s Eider and/or Lynx. It will be difficult to go over all of …
The year of the Siberian Flying Squirrel
A happy ongoing year 2023 to everyone! Every year, a new species is selected to be the animal of the year. Last year, it was the Brown Bear, an animal …
Lynx Watching in Estonia
The report from our Environmental Agency revealed that there were about 450-550 Eurasian Lynx roaming around in Estonian forests and fields. For several years now, we have managed to spot …
When is the best time to visit Estonia for birding and mammal watching?
That’s probably the most frequently asked question among people who want to come to Estonia for either birdwatching or mammal watching. The shortest and most honest answer has always been …
“Naturgucker” trip in June with Lynx, Flying Squirrel, bears, and lots of birds!
Mid-June is not always considered the best time for birding, but the last years and trips have proven otherwise. During the past years, traveling in spring and autumn was very …
Looking back at our spring tours in 2022
It has been quite a ride. Our last tour ended on the 3rd of July when our guide got back from a 2-day Brown Bear and Flying Squirrel tour with …
Steller’s Eider and Lynx tours in March and February 2022
After 2 years of waiting, canceling, and postponing, we were able to make our first spring tours. To be exact, we have already had 2 lynx tours, 2 Steller’s Eider …
Natourest and the Brown Bear Hide figuring in media recently
In August 2021, the team of the Estonian TV series “Metslased” (meaning “Savages”) visited our Brown Bear Hide. Our team member Peep was there to give them an overview of …
