Niels Lisborg

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Forester/Nature Manager. Writing about wildlife, nature conservation and nature management.

Colorful Caterpillars

Denmark is home to a surprising diversity of butterflies— more than 2,500 butterfly species have been registered, most of which are nocturnal moths. ...

The crane – an emblem of wilderness and a conservation success

Tall, elegant, and unmistakably trumpeting, the common crane (Grus grus), also known as the Eurasian crane, is one of Europe’s most evocative wetland birds. The...

The spectacular Ladybird Spider emerge in Spring

Can spiders be beautiful? There are probably divided opinions on that, but a reasonable candidate would be the male ladybug spider. The Ladybird Spider...

Snakes in Denmark

Once there were four species of snakes in Denmark. The Aesculapian snake and the Smooth snake are today considered extinct. That leaves the two remaining...

Foraging in the Wild

Foraging in Denmark - gathering wild food in nature's pantry. You can find tasty wild plants, berries and mushrooms in the Danish nature. ...

Niels Lisborg

14 POSTS
Forester/Nature Manager. Writing about wildlife, nature conservation and nature management.