A grey and dull day but since we didn’t have any wind it actually turned out to be a rather nice day even though the temperature never rose above 7C (44.6F) and as it looks it will not fall especially much during the night either.
The hunters were out in the forest today and I doubt they had any success, turns out they had hunting dogs  but I couldn’t hear any barking until they were about to jump in the the cars again just before they left for the day. To be honest I’m a bit worried about the wild life here because it looks like we have very few of the bigger ones at all. I hope it is because of the wolves being here for a while and that they will come back when the wolves move back towards the south again.
I haven’t see a single hare either in a very long time. I really don’t like hares (or bunnies) to be honest Those front teeth can bite through anything and I’ve felt this way since, when I was a kid, my best friend had a pet rabbit 🙂 I can’t remember it ever biting me but it is enough to see those teeth to be honest 🙂 🙂 🙂 I do have the same feeling about water voles, they can grow pretty big to be honest and their front teeth are even worse (and very yellow with looks pretty nasty 🙂 ) and if getting too close to them they’re pretty aggressive 🙂 🙂
No sights of any animals more than some ravens and woodpeckers when we finally could have our walk but there are lots of rather tine mushrooms growing up in the forest. Usually pale grey or sometimes the same brown colour as fudge. Actually quite pretty where they grow in dark green moss and it feels sort of christmassy 🙂 One of our Christmas ornaments, especially in our advent candle sticks but some also have them in their Christmas trees are red toadstools. Have no idea why but I guess the red colour helps with that.
It is time for that last cup of tea for the day and since there’s nothing I want to see on tv today I’ll need to find something else to do but can’t come up with anything, not because I have nothing to do but because I really don’t want to do any of it 🙂
Have a great day!
The Cottage by the crane lake. 
Lovely photos. Those little birds are ROUND — all fluffed to stay warm.
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Hi Goodport!
Still it isn’t that cold so they’ll be even more fluffed up when the cold weather arrives 🙂
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Your late fall looks like ours: chilly, reddish brown and gray, and full of little birds. We still have a lot of berries in our bushes, so I expect a raid by American robins ( not your cute little European robins) closer to mid December. Our robins come in high flocks and move fast, almost like a horde of locusts.
Cheers!
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huge flocks
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Hi Carol!
There isn’t a single berry left so when the waxwings arrives they’ll risk starvation. They usually go from tree to tree and eat every single berry they can find and it doesn’t matter if the berries have started to ferment, so it isn’t unusual that we find drunk waxwings lying on the ground because they’re sodrunk after eating those berries 🙂 🙂 🙂 So I guess that be the case with Your robins as well 🙂 🙂
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