One of the ultimate Sweden experiences is spotting a moose, the largest member of the deer family.

The sheer number of deer in Sweden makes them an unavoidable yet fascinating part of everyday life here, so let's get to know them better...

In winter Sweden transforms into a snowy wonderland, but it's hard for wildlife. So this is how you can help Swedish wildlife during winter.

A photographer's struggle to capture Sweden's majestic moose on camera. A tale of near misses, hope, and wildlife adventures.

There’s an entire world of tiny, fascinating creatures that often goes unnoticed. Let's dive into the secret lives of insects.

Fungi and mushrooms living in the shadows of the forest floor often go unnoticed, but they play a crucial role in the ecosystem.

Did you ever wonder why leaves change color in autumn? Let's explore the science of autumn colors...

Did you ever notice the large mounds scattered across the forest floor? These are anthills filled with life and wonder.

Moss is often overlooked, but in Sweden, it’s everywhere, adding a unique charm to our natural scenery.

Encountering wildlife is amazing, but can also be potentially dangerous. Here’s what to do when you're face to face with wildlife.

As the weather warms up, it's important to be aware of ticks lurking in the grass and bushes. Here’s what you need to know.

When we first moved here, I was warned about the notorious summer mosquitoes in Sweden. Here's what you really need to know.

In Sweden, you’ll find not just a lot of forest, but also plenty of water, which means beavers!

While hiking in the forest, I noticed the bent birch trees. When I asked around, nobody seemed to know why. So I decided to investigate...

Every spring, thousands of cranes arrive in Sweden after a long flight from Spain. They are welcomed as the bringers of light in the spring.

As a newbie in Sweden, I viewed the seasons here with fresh eyes. Being Dutch, I'm used to seasons, but winter here is something different.

If you've ever driven through Västerås in winter, you've probably noticed those big bunches of leaves in the trees. That's mistletoe.

To be honest, I never expected to encounter snakes when we moved to Sweden...