HOW TO FIND WILDLIFE to photograph | Field craft Ep.1

In this first episode of Field Craft for nature photographers, I am going to share some tips on how to find wildlife to photograph - in this case the foxes.
It is beginning of April, and I am in the forest to see if I am so lucky to have an active fox den in my backyard.
In this video I am going to talk about animal tracks, how to find out, if a den is used or not and how to see the difference if it is a badger or a fox, who is living in the den.
I am also showing how you can see the difference between a track from a fox and from a dog.
I hope you like this new series.

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Morten

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