David Buchmann
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Short videos that gives a sense of danish nature and wildlife.
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Beavers were reintroduced in Denmark in 1999, after almost a thousand years of absence. Today they thrive and create areas of greater biodiversity where they live.
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The red deer rut is at its most intense in the end of September. They roar, grunt, mate and fight and it truely is an impressive view. Jægersborg dyrehave, just north of Copenhagen, is one the best places in Europe to experience the rut in all its glory. Enjoy.
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The Dipper is a tuff little bird, that hunt underwater for snails, insects or even small fish! It visits Denmarks fast running streams, mostly during vinter, and is a good indicator that the stream is healthy and with an abundance of life.
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Showreel -Danish nature, the seasons (året der gik). Music by the Attic Sleepers.
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Early spring. Morning frost meets the first warm sunrays and life seem to be just on the doorstep.
