Paulina
3 Oct 2021
Travel / Poland in photo riddles - part 2 [1680]
@jon357, yes, bingo! :D It's sóweczka zwyczajna (Eurasian pygmy owl) - the smallest owl in Poland (and in Europe) :):

Lynx, on the other hand, is one of the biggest predators in Europe.
The most endangered species among the animals in that photo collage is harbour porpoise (morświn zwyczajny) - there are only 500 left of them in the Baltic Sea. Pity... They're so cute :)):


Since hedgehog is under protection in Poland you can't keep it as a house pet... which can be tempting, because hedgehogs often aren't afraid of humans and they're cute :):
werandacountry.pl/data/articles/jak-pomoc-jezowi-2.webp
When my father was a boy he had a hedgehog as a house pet and called him "Tuptuś", because of the sound it was making when walking on the floor. A few weeks ago when my parents went to the countryside to visit my grandma they discovered a hedgehog living in the garage or somewhere nearby. My parents would leave food for the hedgehog and it wasn't afraid of people at all. Once when it was trotting through the yard my aunt started petting it - the hedgehog stopped, waited and when my aunt finished petting the hedgehog resumed the trotting :)
@jon357, yes, bingo! :D It's sóweczka zwyczajna (Eurasian pygmy owl) - the smallest owl in Poland (and in Europe) :):

Lynx, on the other hand, is one of the biggest predators in Europe.
The most endangered species among the animals in that photo collage is harbour porpoise (morświn zwyczajny) - there are only 500 left of them in the Baltic Sea. Pity... They're so cute :)):


Since hedgehog is under protection in Poland you can't keep it as a house pet... which can be tempting, because hedgehogs often aren't afraid of humans and they're cute :):
werandacountry.pl/data/articles/jak-pomoc-jezowi-2.webp
When my father was a boy he had a hedgehog as a house pet and called him "Tuptuś", because of the sound it was making when walking on the floor. A few weeks ago when my parents went to the countryside to visit my grandma they discovered a hedgehog living in the garage or somewhere nearby. My parents would leave food for the hedgehog and it wasn't afraid of people at all. Once when it was trotting through the yard my aunt started petting it - the hedgehog stopped, waited and when my aunt finished petting the hedgehog resumed the trotting :)