Jay
Jay Garrulus glandarius In Austria the jay is predominantly a stand bird, so that it can be presented on such a beautiful winter podium.
Climbing young dormouse
Climbing young dormouse Glis glis A young dormouse sets off on an exploration tour.
Crouched field hare
Crouched field hare Lepus europaeus A field hare hiding crouched behind the grass. Here you see the self-imposed hare from my first small hunt.
Flying mallard
Flying mallard Anas platyrhynchos Flying Mallard in the reed.
King python on a stone
King python on a stone Python regius Probably the most common representative of the constrictor as a pet. This cub was my first attempt at snake preparation.
Climbing pine marten
Climbing pine marten Martes martes Often, the stone marten is mistaken for a pine marten, although there are very distinct differences – such as the yellowish breast patch or the often darker colored face to the rest of the body.
Climbing Squirrel
Climbing Squirrel Sciurus vulgaris Unfortunately, many squirrels are run over by cars. Due to attentive locals and hunters, I often get these little rodents for preparation.
Magpie
Magpie Pica pica The magpie is a very beautiful representative of the domestic ravens. Their wings and bump shimmer green and blue in the light.
Shrew
Shrew Crocidura suaveolens The shrew does not belong as the name belies to the rodents, but it is an insectivore. In Austria there are 10 of the 350 different species of shrew.
