Hope you enjoy this one! What do you think of regular videos like this? They’re more like weekly diaries. I’d like to know your thoughts.

I love your respect of the deceased bird. So reminds me of Native American Indians and how they honor all of nature, even when it’s ‘life’ has been exhausted. Giving thanks to its existence and the honor of sharing the universe with each other.

❄️❄️❄️🌲🌲🌲🐿️🐿️🐿️ Great film Danny! ,👍

Hello Danny!! It's amazing wildlife shooting🌿 wonderful snow zone! Wonderful forest🌲🌲🌲 greetings dear friend🌹🌹🌹 6:47 up to possible for me now 👌😄🙏💗💗💗and Like 125👌 have a fantastic day!!!

Wow, that drone footage at the beginning is Game of Thrones level cinematography. 🙂

I liked the "What the..." reaction to the aurora. It was so human 🦌

You are such a special woman with the most beautiful messages I so deeply resonate with🥰🐾🙏🌾⛰🥹

Hello from, the US, I love this video so much! The connection between humans and wildlife is so deep, but we forget that they are wild and must be treated as such. The boundaries between us keep them safe and I love seeing others who understand this. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us. 💚

Wow, how blessed you are living your dream! Wonderful moments thank you for sharing the beautiful animal and nature pics.

Pom poms is such a good idea. We currently use conkers but they make a hell of a racket when it’s windy 😂.

An incredible watch, Dani! I, too, once had a bird strike on my storm door. I heard a loud thud and opened the door to see a bird violently fluttering face down on my porch. I had left the inside door open and it couldn't see the storm door glass as it was trying to fly inside my home. The guilt was horrible but I was lucky as my bird survived. It took about an hour of me gently stroking it's head while it sat in a box with a warm towel. After some nudging it perched on my finger. I took it outside to see if it would fly away but it didn't...at first. After about half an hour of us sitting together on my porch, I placed it on a tree branch. It swayed on the branch from the breezes for a long while...and then just flew away. I have never, ever left a window free of a hanging object since then. When you stroked the bird's feathers while it lay at rest, I cried for you both. I know the connection you felt and I understand it. If you ever wonder why we, your patrons and subscribers, all respect you and appreciate and contribte to your work, this is just one of a hundred reasons why. We love the realness and spontaneity that leaps out of our screens when we watch your videos. You are a wonder and a treasure. So until your next incredible video I send all my best to you (and Juan!).

Just love those squirrels, amazing how they befriend you, thank you for your videos, much appreciated.

Love watching your work and commend your patience. I have Mourning Doves that fly into my sliding glass doors. I will hang stuff now that I’ve learned your trick, thank you. The things you called mushrooms on the trees are actually shelf fungi. They are part of the end life of the tree and a cycle of forest life. There are many different kinds so I am sure the forestry group of Sweden has data on them for your area much like we do here in the US. I have discovered many in the Appalachian forests hiking in the WV mountains of the Monongahela National Forest. Keep up the great work!

The northern lights display was spectacular ! You’re so lucky x

I was very happy to hear you talking about setting boundaries on your interactions with wild life. I wish more of the "wild life loving" youtubers who try to make pets out of wild animals would realize that they destroy the very essence of wild life. I really admire your respect for the nature we all have on loan for the short time we walk on this earth.

Hi Dani, Love your wildlife videos.👋Solution för not getting birds going in to the windows --- we live here in Kungsbacka Sweden - Forest by our side. Lot of squirells that we feed every day. For the bird protection we have drawn with a white marker pen- vertical parallel lines on the windows. About 10 cm in between and it really works. No more birds getting hurt. All our friends thinks its a alarm system🤣 Hälsningar från PW

Love your videos. Because Juan is always in the background love to know more about what he does too. Seems super supportive of you

Your photography is excellent. You are one of the best in the world that I know of.

Just when I feel my blood pressure rising my fear over war coming too close to home when I'm still anxious in going out in crowds and nights..I know I come to you and my body begins to relax just listening an seeing the nature around you..thank you for being here with your soothing videos..🙏😘🎈

I have bird feeders that the squirrels use and I don’t mind at all. I know some birders are very upset by the squirrels at their feeders and go to great lengths to keep them away. I love them and the birds don’t mind them at all. I did put up some feeders that were meant for the squirrels and some bigger birds so there isn’t as much pressure on the the feeders for the wrens, finches and chickadees.

Because of how you honor and respect the nature and the bird you have a new subscriber here

Hi Dani: We used to have birds bang against our large picture window in the 1960s when I was growing up in Houston, Texas, USA. The birds would be stunned, but then recovered and flew off. I can't recall any dying but it was so long ago. Since moving to Seattle, WA I have put Accipter hawk shadow stickers on my window that I bought at the Audubon Society Store. The Bullfinch probably saw its reflection and thought it was another Bullfinch invading its territory. Your solution of hanging pom-poms and pine cones is wonderful! I love your photography of the red squirrels and how much you respect nature's boundaries plus let the wild animals and birds teach you. Jenny 🐿🐦🦉🪶🐾🦊🦦🌲

Many thanks Dani for such nice footages. I can feel with you both watching such incredible northern lights as well. I envey you. You are so right having a boundary to the wildlife but dont feel guilty regarding the bullfinch. Somehow it should happen and you didnt willingly forced it to happen. Hope you both are well. THANK you again. CU

Only a relatively recent subscriber, but I could watch these videos all the time! Great footage of the some awesome wildlife, and a wonderful simple format (I appreciate a SHED load of work goes into making it seem simple to us viewers!). Also, I’m a sucker for some aurora footage so that was great to see, and I love hearing people’s reactions when it kicks off!! Thank you for the opportunity to escape for a few moments. 😊

You are such a good narrator too!

Lovely video too watch. Thank you for sharing 👍 🥰

Thank for sharing your experiences and insights 🙏

You have such a beautiful heart. It must be difficult for you to get so close to these creatures and maintain that boundary. Sorry for your loss

The northern light is very beautiful.

Wow! You are so lucky to see the Northern lights, my Mom sees them all the time about a mile from me here in the Hills of Vermont, but although I am now 64 I have never seen them other than like here. So Thank you!

So gratifying to have you lead us on the journey from "social media animal craze" to professional wildlife photographer life. So proud of you, and I'm not even related

Enjoyed the video. Loved your excitement at the Northern Lights. Thank you for your respect towards wildlife. That little bird's life meant something and you honored her in a way most wouldn't. Bird strikes are so awful - I've had a few at my home - and it always breaks my heart. I bought some stickers that I will be applying to my glass door once the weather warms up.

I loved this video. I related strongly to your analogy of the film The Fox And The Girl, which is a film I loved too. I feed and photograph the birds and squirrels outside my own home in the woods. I have big patio windows and have had birds hit them, but luckily they have all been ok. However unfortunately last week a neighbours dog came into the woods by my home and killed one of the squirrels. I was very sad for the next few days and did a lot of similar soul searching about how me feeding them draws them here and considering how close we as humans should get to nature. Putting food out for them obviously helps to get them through the colder months when food is scarce but being wild and wary of us and our human spaces helps to keep them safe. It’s definitely a balancing act. ❤

Great video.

I love your views! The scenery is breath taking!!! Sometimes your beautiful background music drowns out your voice.

Love the use of Sweden nature. Its a beuty its soo free. Been following you for Long time. Allemansrätten is a great thing. You can go forest and pick berry and swamp in the whole Sweden with respect to Wildlife ♥️👍

Wow, another great video, just so peacefull,

that so beautiful.

Weekly diaries is my favourite format ❤so interesting!

Dani I love you afinity with the wildlife and your surroundings. It's a shame more people don't have that.

Hi Dani! I actually made such squirrel feeder and placed it in my garden about a year ago. My squirrels absolutely love to fed from it. //BR Lars

So amazing northern lights und lovly nature around your house. Thanks for streaming the video for us.

Thank you for such a beautiful video ❤️ I have had similar experiences with birds (I feed them) flying into my windows. It breaks my heart.

thoroughly enjoyed watching this. the northern lights are on my list of 2023 to capture

Love this👏👏👏🙋🏻‍♂️

After 3 hours out in the wild this video makes so happy and I want to go out again. Soon I will hear owl outside my motorhome and see the stars. Life in nature is magical. Thank you so much for this videos.

You are a beuty. Love your conection to the nature of Sweden. Its a free nature. Micke Sweden

That’s such beautiful country you are in and enjoying nature at the fullest ❤️🇺🇸👍👍👍👍

Beautiful work Dani! Thank you. Your response of backing away from encouraging direct engagement with wild animals as it can result in negative consequences for them reminds me of a cautionary comment from the physicist Stephen Hawking regarding earthlings coming in contact with alien life: curious as we may be, better be careful as they are not likely to be good for us😉

I really enjoy your videos. They are so much work, though, so when you post that's great.

I agree whole heartedly with you Dani best befriending wildlife at a distance so neither interaction becomes a permanency. Next you know Squirrels will be tracking you down and moving into your roof space where it is warmer than in their drays.

Your reverence of Natures creatures is beautiful. The Northern Lights video leaves me almost speechless. Life a kaleidoscope, they will never offer you a repeat performance. Thank you.

Oh Wow just amazing, beautiful and wonderful Totally enjoyed your video Thankyou Cheers 👍👋❤️from Australia 🇦🇺

Those Northern lights last weekend were apparently visible even from Northern Germany so I guess they must have been pretty spectacular from Northern Sweden. It's the first time I've been able to see them with my naked eyes here in Stockholm!

Lovely Dani, thank you.

Love the purple in the northern lights. I’ve only seen them once, in the Yukon, all greens no purple

Thanks

I found your channel today and to follow you guys and watch your films is pure meditation. I also live in Sweden and Im so glad that you found our country and nature. Good luck😊

Your an awesome soul Dani.We need to look after and protect our beautiful wildlife.Thankyou for your work and videos.

Nice channel. I've just now discovered it. I subscribed because I liked the content, production quality and presentation. Cheers.

so many beautiful animals, views, and interesting stories, I really like your video :) regards from Poland

You have such a beautiful soul. The love you show for wild animals put a Aura around you that is amazing. I love all animals myself and it kills me to see any animal be hurt or killed. Sweden 🇸🇪 is such a Beautiful country. I'm looking forward to spring when you start recording squirrels again. You video editing is amazing. I love watching your videos. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures with us. Here in CT USA. THANKS

Beautiful winter ❤

Brilliant video. Some amazing shots and the northern lights are incredible!

Hello Dani, I like your videos very much. Whatever you show, it's worth seeing. And although I really like the squirrels, I find a video like this very well done. I have the squirrel feeder in my garden for a few years. It is visited diligently. I feed nuts and seeds and in the summer also carrots and fruit.

Amazing!! It was epic! 🥰💯💚🌌

good people give us hope, Thank you girl

the most beautiful woman in the world - but SHE has the Camera

Haha northern lights evening chaos, very relatable. Best type of chaos😂❤

enjoyed this in the wild nature and wildlife to photograph northern lights as well proper photograhy at its best tnx so much for sharing

Hey Dani, have you thought about filming some of the persecuted wolf packs of Sweden? Lovely video as usual...

Wow, those lights

Squirrels are my favorite subject at my apartment here in Colorado.

You have a beautiful heart Dani, thank you for sharing. Love the video.

Hey Dani , thank you for this amazing new video. It's always fun to listen your stories and see your shots. The Otters reminds me so much of your trip to the Shetlands 🦦😍 the northern lights at the end are incredibel 🌌 and it's fun to hear your enthusiasm 😂 🐿 ❤️

Just one word: magnificent ❤

Very lovely video😊 you are slowly becoming one of my go to channels

Love these videos as well as the other ones! One of my cats also enjoys them alot, seeing animals on the screen and he is lazer focused xD Thank you for not only entertaining me, but also my cat! From us here down in "mid" south sweden =)

Thks for another wonderful video. Love seeing all the wildlife & you are privilaged to have them so close to you. Beautiful scenery & those videos of N Lights was great. Yes, a regular video would be good. I enjoy whatever you post.

Amazing video, great job with the squirrels!

Hello Dani, another wonderful video 👏👏 It's really a good moment watching it 😍😍

You’re an inspiration Dani! Beautifully shot and edited. 👊🏻

lovely clip. As always !!

I love your videos ❤

Wonderful video as always. Keep up the great work. 👍

Wow! The end was amazing.

Really like this kind of video, and hope you keep making them. I do admire your work. Hej from Jamtlands (where we still have plenty snow still too) and a Scottish incomer to Sweden. :)

So Beautiful...❤❤❤

Luv the videos keep it up. John from the USA

You r truly such a great woman. I can actually feel your emotions through my phone over the bird. I know. I would do everything to save or prevent any harm to God's beautiful Creatures

..from New Zealand..👍🌞👏

Do not be afraid to interact with wildlife. A brief moment touching them is a wonder for you both. We interact with them every day and it in no way affects their ability to still be wild. They know us and don't approach visitors. They know friends. 💚

Yes, I agree on boundary`s, it troubles me to see videos of people around the world taking wild non domesticated animals and keeping them as pets It`s just wrong. I live in the city and travel to Mount Hood an area in Northwest Oregon in the United States. I snowshoe all over the area with my camera and just sit still and watch nature pass by.

Yay and Yum! You go girl!

Wonderful video!🤩🐿🐿🌠🌠❄❄

so beautiful! You're fortunate to be living amidst that beauty. Very sorry to hear about the bird. I loved hearing about the movie of the fox and little girl, but during that part of the video, the background music is so loud it almost drowns out your voice. Lower volume on the music would be much better in my opinion. Or no music at all ;-) But I love the weekly videos, please keep them coming!

You know so much about animals :) And you're so beautiful and you look Swedish I think :) Hope you enjoying living here :)

I really want that life. I really dream it. Have a very clossed interaction with the animals especially squirals.

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Linda 🤩 , parabéns a natureza não sobrevive sem a neve é rigoroso também tem seus benefícios 💨🌲🍀💧🌧️🦦