Discreet lives between fields, forests and water

Twelve readings with four photographs to compare snouts, coats and thorns. The illustrative images were made outside the municipality, two of them in wildlife parks. Next, for bats: a local documentary record, echo, feeding, hunting from a landing and changing shelters throughout the year. Includes a proposal for observation without identification of species.

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1. The life you don't always seeA house under the groundBadger spends most of his life out of our sight.Read this story
2. The life you don't always seeWinter is not a sleep afterThe hedgehog can return to activity when the temperature rises.Read this story
3. The life you don't always seeThe hind changes its coatA summer coat, a winter coat.Read this story
4. The life you don't always seeThe otter wears the scuba suitBy the waterproof and paws that help you swim.Read this story
5. The life you don't always seeBetween the woods and the countrysideFor the fox, a varied landscape offers different environments.Read this story
6. The life you don't always seeThe boar comes out when the light goes downA long snout and a very varied diet.Read this story
7. The life you don't always seeThe wildcat needs a varied landscapeWoods to shelter, open spaces to hunt.Read this story
8. The life you don't always seeA bat also entered the territory documentsAn environmental reference adds nightlife to the portrait of Cabeceiras.Read this story
9. The life you don't always seeListen to the echo to find the wayThe night can be explored through sound.Read this story
10. The life you don't always seeSmall hunters with a role in the landscapeEating insects also connects bats to fields and forests.Read this story
11. The life you don't always seeHunting can also get stoppedA landing could be part of a bat's strategy.Read this story
12. The life you don't always seeA different house throughout the yearFor a bat, shelter and station are connected.Read this story