You know, I was just thinking how much I love these videos. So much of the internet these days are fast and loud. It's really nice to slow down in the quiet with these videos.
Good grief Dani... yours and Juans film making, photography, cinematography, coupled with your exquisite voiceovers make this as good as, or if not, better than any Nat Geo or Discovery special. outstanding stuff. How you haven't been approached by those big names to make your mark in TV is simply beyond me. Keep up the superb work, Dani.
I completely agree with you there, they’re incredible. I’ve been following dani for a while now and every video I watch makes me want to get the camera out and explore. I always highly recommend her channel to everyone
In Umeå we had -33 when it was coldest. To get my car started, I took the battery indoors overnight to get the temperature in the battery on the plus side. Also a block heater and motor of oil 5 - 30W is recommended. At -30 the clutch gets stiffened so that you just barley can shift gears! To watch Dani´s videos makes me smile! Thanks Dani!
You are truly blessed Dani, what a beautiful house and the landscape is amazingly stunning. I find your videography relaxing along with your narration, have a wonderful Easter weekend.
@5:02... "like a coldburn" ... greetings from Canada... that's called frostbite. You needto cover your face about an inch away with a scarf, and the warmth of the breath you exhale will keep you nose warm. You might want to read up on frostbite... it is indeed a bit like sun burn.
@@mattsmith5421 Overexposure to sun has resulted in ear and nose amputation and the use of prosthetics, especially for Aussies. Of course, you’re right, frostbite can take even more body parts.
Ode to the Wild North Continue, dear Dani, in this fantastic pursuit, For through your lens, the mute earth speaks, the silent skies salute. In the hush of the boreal realm, where whispers of winter's breath doth lie, Dani, your lens has captured more than the eye can spy. An epic saga unfolds in each frame, a dance of life and survival, Your avian portraits, a stunning revival. The eagles, regal and bold, in your grasp, they soar anew, Top-notch in every click, a testament to the view. A masterpiece you've woven, from the tapestry of the Nordic light, It held me captive, a visual delight. Through the drone's majestic eye, the landscape's enchantment you've spun, The harsh clime's beauty, under the low-hung sun. Birds, in their struggle, against the frost's embrace, And eagles, in snow's kingdom, their sovereign grace. A carcass lies silent, a tale in the forest's keep, Your discovery, a narrative deep. I stand, a true aficionado of the art you create, For nature, for wildlife, your work resonates. Continue, dear Dani, in this fantastic pursuit, For through your lens, the mute earth speaks, the silent skies salute.
I lived in Finland for 10 years and experienced -40c. A balaclava will help with the nose. Not an expert on nose colour but was told that if tip of your nose goes white that is not a good sign.
Gorgeous images of the Grosbeak Hawks, as well as the other birds that survived the coldest day. It's amazing how these birds can endure such extreme temperatures. 🦅🐦🦉❄☃
Hi Dani Now you start to understand why we who have live here for a long time really enjoy this life up here pieceful quiet and just the bird song singing for you. You live more down south here then me so you get spring erlyer then where i live...🌿 Nice movie..😊👍 After the moose calves start to eat from my hand nerly all wild life animals start to do the same..foxes squirells and all kinds of birds...no hawks 🦅 yet anyway...but they are around the house...i love this life...😂👍
What I see through your camera in videos is gorgeous. Amazing, never-before-seen birds, live animals. I feel like I'm right there with you in that white frosty magical winter world that I can never get to just through your videos. Thank you very much for the experience and please just carry on filming nature...💚
@@cherylj7460 Yes i think they do My relatives have lived in the same village since 1500 century so they feel like it is a sanctuary place Under the moose hunt period we have many around on the yard..lol 🫎 And two familys stay and sleep 50 met from yard nerly the whole year. And i feed all animals i can with both bird seeds and bread nuts and little bit of everything water also....😊👍 I havn't try to feed them from my hand erlyer just..🫎🦊🐿🐇🐦⬛
@@cherylj7460 Hi Cheryl Thanks i love it also.. Even it is cold and dark in winter time here.. You have to find interessts that you can do in this conditions Like Dani she are really talented and good on take photographs of wild life animals...you must be a very patient person for get them photos she take.. And after a lot of editing cutting for make movie sequenses.. So she have many hours doing that when it is cold and dark outside.. I have done this erlyer...but on the time before digital cameras..and develope the film as hobby in winter time...lol Now i flyfishing hiking camping instead 😂 And tying my own flies for next season Make knifes and coffe cups of wood and reindeer horn.. When it is to cold for winter fishing..🎣 Do you live in Spain..or any other warm country..?
I was was once stuck in my car in the middle of no were -28c at 2am night time. No cars around. I only had casual clothes and 2% battery on my phone luckily I could call 112. It got me thinking... extra fuel, blanket, shovel, 2pc of expired snowmobile tracks about 1m in length would be a life saver.
@@DaniConnorWild Hej Dani, There're something called electric battery blankets. Also, Switching to synthetic oil can reduce the viscosity of the oil, making it easier for the engine to turn over in cold weather. Thanks for the video and happy Easter
Добрый вечер. Спасибо огромное. Очень понравился фильм. Вы талантливый и очень добрый человек. Плохо, что таких людей мало. Вы показываете что мир прекрасен и его нужно беречь. Спасибо.
Nothing like a walk in the forest with a wool shawl over my layers of clothes and the crisp sound of every footstep...the quietness and still of it all.
Thank you Dani. Just love your videos and your love of nature. Your lovely gentle energy merges perfectly with our beloved and sacred Mother Nature. The Earth, she is our Mother. 🙏 💕 🌈 ☀️
Congrats to your fantastic photos. Those cold degrees really tell who stand tall and those who cant. Very well captured and narrated. Thanks for the experience you shared.
Lovely as it is there. I was seeing golden eagles in a place called Strathconon in the Scottish Highlands in the 1970s. In recent years this has been used in the visit Scotland ads. So a little known glen I first visited when I was still at junior school has been mention in ads aimed at world wide travelers. The snowy white vista is indeed glorious in your video but there ae still very special unspoilt places in the UK, where majestic raptors like the golden eagle can be seen in their natural habitat. To put things in context I have seen things never shown in a nature documentary. I saw 2 golden eagles harassing a fawn and doe on a very steep mountain slope trying to get them to fall. A stag rushed to the defence of the herd members and the eagles flew off. Like your location these areas of the highlands have clear skies so are fantastic to see a great number of stars and the Aurora Borealis. Sometimes great treasure troves of nature ore a lot closer than you think.
Winter is my favorite season but, -37c 🥶is too much for me. It's sad for the animals. I love your house. It's beautiful and warm. It was lovely to see all those magnificient birds.🥰🦅🐦
Don't go to the network's they will take over and spoil what you both do. Very relaxing and outstanding work. I started watching month's ago and it's nice to chill out to these wonderful video's.
I live in Norway, Innlandet(former Hedmark) and we have some cold winters with snow lasting from September/October to March/April and to help the wildlife where I live I do feed them when it gets bad, even tho it is illegal. I have a herd of Roe deer that are regulars when the snow is to deep for them to find anything to eat in the deep forest, so I have a spot under some big pine trees I put out different types of food for them, just making sure its food with some moisture in it as water is hard to come by in winter. same with birds, and I have a heated water source available.
Hi Dani, thank you for another great video and for inviting us into your house. 🥰 I recommend a jump starter in case of a flat battery. I've got mine from Amazon and I'm happy with it. They are easy to use and reliable.
Another classic Dani, Love the ambience of your videos. Was brilliant to meet you and hear you speak at the photography show (and thanks for letting me take a selfie with you). I am super interested in Svalbard trip, where can we register our interest? Don’t worry about the Napping, I am just shy of 50 and have been napping since I was 25, it really is the best thing. Love the tone of the videos, only you and Morton Hilmer bring such peaceful energy and we lose ourselves in your videos. Love it!
Beautiful. Growing up in North Dakota, once the temperature dipped to a negative 20 fahrenheit, anything colder felt the same. I miss those cold, clear crisp mornings, when every step through the snow squeaked and you could hear it for a hundred or more yards. Being an octogenarian, I don't miss those experiences but feel blessed to have known them.
I assure you living in Minnesota the difference going from -45 degrees up to -20 degrees feels like springtime. So i do not think you know what you are talking about. I am rugged and can handle alot. Even walked 3 miles across town to get to class as those -45 temps lasted 2 straight weeks. Cause we do not cancel school just for low temps. That was the worst walk of my life. I would rather continue running marathons than walk 3 miles again in those temps.
Hi Dani I forget to say have a nice and lovely easter...🥚🐣🐥🐤😊👍 Here it was -40 as coldest.. But higher up in the country it was 10-20degrees colder then we had...🥶🧊...lol Yes many wild animals cant survive in this cold so i try to feed as many i can for help them.. Regards...John
I started watching this video, and had to stop to put on a sweatshirt. Thank you for another beautiful video. Please remember that at those cold temperatures it doesn't take that long for frostbite to set in on exposed skin (probably what your nose was starting to do). Cover up and stay safe.
Thankyou for not over dramatising the -37.C Having lived in the Arctic for some time now I cringe at these embarrassing RUclips channels with pictures of men’s iced up beards and overly dramatic frozen tales. Quite honestly they are just making idiots of themselves. Life goes on as normal, nothing much changes. The house can cope with -50.c if it has too because it’s built to handle the cold. You heat up your car and go to work just like any other day. Sometimes your car is just too cold so you have to accept the day is being spent at home. You wear clothing according to the temperature. Life goes on as normally as possible 😊
I am in awe of every episode but I can hardly wait for the next...it's going to be exceptional! Thank you for sharing all of your hard work with us Dani, you are truly gifted in your talent! From Saline, Michigan, USA
It makes me so happy to see your video's. Because I am so sad here in the north of the Netherlands...they killed the vew black crows here. I loved them so much. Now they are gone....
Coming out of winter here, this wasn’t too far removed from memory. However, this was absolutely extreme by anyone’s imagination. You told this story so very well through your video…that is a gift ❤
With no garage, you can wrap your vehicle and definitely install a block heater in Spring and get instructions how to use. -37c usually equals -45c windchill. Nothing easier manages in that cold. You nose had frost. Please cover your nose and mouth in those temperatures. Crystals can form in lungs. Spring is trying to arrive here but will be surprised if another snow doesn't fall. Enjoy the Eclipse Coverage and take care 🇨🇦
You are the best❤ love your calm voice ❤ nice talk about nature, you are so right! I was happy, yesterday I had a red squirl @ bird feed station! One thing, red nose not so problematic, but if white it is high risk for permanent issius In the cold you have to have your car to work, its easy, an electric heater cost not a lot. Try Biltema you can install it yourself. Thanks for beeing here!❤
It’s so refreshing to see your take on life in Scandinavia, Dani, and of course enjoying your outstanding photography. Conditions here can be harsh, and I often think of the people living before us, when the conveniances we take for granted were not available.
You can lose your nose by frost bute thid way, using a scarf and vasseline on your face will save you from severe damages. Never use water based cream though as the ester will freeze the poord and youll lose parts of yiur face! Oilbased cream however works like a second skin and saves you from frost bites. Also refrain from washing your face with soap as this strips the natural oil from the skin. Just use cold water to eash your face instead. The natural oil in our skin is important to preserve in this extreme temperature, so avoid hot water as it removes the oil in your skin, it takes 3 days to build it up again so it's better to keep soap and hot water off your skin, especially your face. I learned these things when growing up in the north of Sweden and having to walk quite a distance to school in -30 C. 😅
dry cold or moist cold there is a real difference..the damp moist cold gets in to ur clothes and makes u colder..the Swedish northern dry cold is actually pretty nice
I live in Arizona now but used to live in the mountains of Oregon. I miss the sound of walking on snow when it's below zero. Beautiful photography. Beautiful place. I love it here in the Southwest, but I do envy you just a little bit.
A most excellent video !!! I loved the view of Sweden 🇸🇪 is so very beautiful and those Eagles are most wonderful and so very beautiful ❤!!! You do a most excellent job with your videos I love them ❄️♥️❄️🇸🇪!!!
There’s something majestic about the feathers of the Eagles, especially around their head and neck area; Also those eyes… Very sharp and powerful looking. The other birds waste no time getting out of their way, and I can’t blame them…
Hi Dani, three weeks ago we photographed the golden eagle at Conny's hide. What a beautiful area you live in. luckily it was only -10 that week. You took beautiful photos and videos!
stunning amazing video AND those pictures are so beautiful I got to hold back tears in my eyes... nature, as cruel as it is, is really beautiful. thanks
Thank you so much for your hard work and passion for what you love doing. Most of all you are adding to the lives of people like me that look to see if there is a video posted by you to add to our daily life. These videos add such happiness and start my day in the best way when I am making my morning coffee and see that there is a new video posted. I enjoy but also learn so much too. Thank you so much!! Sending great vibes from Hawaii to you all!!
Hi, just wanted to say a big thank you for your lovely video, it was brilliant. I love your photography, you captured some great shots. I think where you live is stunning. Thanks for sharing this with us all, see you next time 😊
Thank you Dani for this great new video, they are so incredibly beautiful and impressive shots in this extreme cold, love your storytelling and the music in the background, thank you so much 🦅🥶 🐿❤️
brilliant work, as always! Connie probably told you already but be careful with the temps because you don't really feel it when the frost bites come on, and once you have them, they act up every time the temps drop and it's painful. an electric blanket for the engine will help but the battery most likely will not start unless to take it inside, but even then, thre safe bet is an engine heater. I told my brother about your channel and he is going back to Lofoten to take pictures this summer, with a 300mm Cannon zoom of course..!
Ive been in those temperatures in northern Wisconsin, USA. We didn't know the temp after it went below -30 F as all the mercury was in the bulb! Like being on the moon.
Wow Dani, what an amazing video. The shots you got of the golden eagles are just magical 😍 I’m really looking forward to hearing more about your Svalbard trip. Svalbard has been at the top of my list of places to visit for years! I can’t wait for your next video 🖤
A " Brilliant" video, you have captured the extreme so wonderfully , video quality on my iMac is super. Stay safe with warmest wishes from the south of the U/K.
In college I was able to meet and pet a golden eagle. His name was Goliath and he was raised by my Zoology professor. My professor was actually on the Johnny Carson late night talk show back in the day with him and Jonny and Ed took cover when Goliath spread his wings unexpectedly 🤣 Beautiful birds.
Exquisite in time in Life. Majestic lighting, and, just as it is. Dani, my partner, a Sami, made 26 silk scarves, to go around her face, this is Karasjok Sami. I had a particular scarf to wrap around, as did others, A very important part of safety dress. Exemplary work...Robin...
That eagle Iooked like something out of Game Of Thrones... Plant growth lights or LED-strips can help a lot during the dark months. Blue also works and are easier to source. Just dont use the regular warm light sources.
You know, I was just thinking how much I love these videos. So much of the internet these days are fast and loud. It's really nice to slow down in the quiet with these videos.
Best photographed channel on RUclips. Hands down!
Thank you!!
Agree. Though 'Traveling Tom' captures some cinematic train footage in seldom-seen parts of the United States.
I agree its beautifully captured, Jonna Jinton also does some amazing stuff too, also in northern sweden.
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LOL big love Canon! @@CanonEurope
She’s living the dream.
She’s not dreaming.
Good grief Dani... yours and Juans film making, photography, cinematography, coupled with your exquisite voiceovers make this as good as, or if not, better than any Nat Geo or Discovery special. outstanding stuff. How you haven't been approached by those big names to make your mark in TV is simply beyond me. Keep up the superb work, Dani.
Thank you, that’s very kind! I’ve done some things for TV but I prefer the flexible creativity of RUclips. I can tell the stories I want to share 😌
I completely agree with you there, they’re incredible. I’ve been following dani for a while now and every video I watch makes me want to get the camera out and explore. I always highly recommend her channel to everyone
I paused at 3:57 - now for a few minutes already - These images of the Golden Eagles are AMAZING !!! No words ...
In Umeå we had -33 when it was coldest. To get my car started, I took the battery indoors overnight to get the temperature in the battery on the plus side. Also a block heater and motor of oil 5 - 30W is recommended. At -30 the clutch gets stiffened so that you just barley can shift gears!
To watch Dani´s videos makes me smile! Thanks Dani!
You are truly blessed Dani, what a beautiful house and the landscape is amazingly stunning. I find your videography relaxing along with your narration, have a wonderful Easter weekend.
Thank you! Have a great weekend:)
@5:02... "like a coldburn" ... greetings from Canada... that's called frostbite. You needto cover your face about an inch away with a scarf, and the warmth of the breath you exhale will keep you nose warm. You might want to read up on frostbite... it is indeed a bit like sun burn.
Michigan here, came to comment this lol
It's far more serious than sunburn never heard of anyone having body parts amputated due to sun burn lol
@@mattsmith5421 Overexposure to sun has resulted in ear and nose amputation and the use of prosthetics, especially for Aussies. Of course, you’re right, frostbite can take even more body parts.
Ode to the Wild North
Continue, dear Dani, in this fantastic pursuit,
For through your lens, the mute earth speaks, the silent skies salute.
In the hush of the boreal realm, where whispers of winter's breath doth lie,
Dani, your lens has captured more than the eye can spy.
An epic saga unfolds in each frame, a dance of life and survival,
Your avian portraits, a stunning revival.
The eagles, regal and bold, in your grasp, they soar anew,
Top-notch in every click, a testament to the view.
A masterpiece you've woven, from the tapestry of the Nordic light,
It held me captive, a visual delight.
Through the drone's majestic eye, the landscape's enchantment you've spun,
The harsh clime's beauty, under the low-hung sun.
Birds, in their struggle, against the frost's embrace,
And eagles, in snow's kingdom, their sovereign grace.
A carcass lies silent, a tale in the forest's keep,
Your discovery, a narrative deep.
I stand, a true aficionado of the art you create,
For nature, for wildlife, your work resonates.
Continue, dear Dani, in this fantastic pursuit,
For through your lens, the mute earth speaks, the silent skies salute.
Bravo! What a lovely ode--thank you.
Wow what a deep & beautifully written reflection of her video& story!!❤
I lived in Finland for 10 years and experienced -40c. A balaclava will help with the nose. Not an expert on nose colour but was told that if tip of your nose goes white that is not a good sign.
Insanely beautiful photos of the "frosty sheagle" a true warrior of many living with the cold environment up north❤❤❤
Thank you!
Gorgeous images of the Grosbeak Hawks, as well as the other birds that survived the coldest day. It's amazing how these birds can endure such extreme temperatures. 🦅🐦🦉❄☃
Hi Dani
Now you start to understand why we who have live here for a long time really enjoy this life up here pieceful quiet and just the bird song singing for you.
You live more down south here then me so you get spring erlyer then where i live...🌿
Nice movie..😊👍
After the moose calves start to eat from my hand nerly all wild life animals start to do the same..foxes squirells and all kinds of birds...no hawks 🦅 yet anyway...but they are around the house...i love this life...😂👍
What I see through your camera in videos is gorgeous. Amazing, never-before-seen birds, live animals. I feel like I'm right there with you in that white frosty magical winter world that I can never get to just through your videos. Thank you very much for the experience and please just carry on filming nature...💚
Yes, the animals pay very close attention to how the others interact with humans, don’t they?
@@cherylj7460
Yes i think they do
My relatives have lived in the same village since 1500 century so they feel like it is a sanctuary place
Under the moose hunt period we have many around on the yard..lol 🫎
And two familys stay and sleep 50 met from yard nerly the whole year.
And i feed all animals i can with both bird seeds and bread nuts and little bit of everything water also....😊👍
I havn't try to feed them from my hand erlyer just..🫎🦊🐿🐇🐦⬛
@@john.l1504 Love it!😊
@@cherylj7460
Hi Cheryl
Thanks i love it also..
Even it is cold and dark in winter time here..
You have to find interessts that you can do in this conditions
Like Dani she are really talented and good on take photographs of wild life animals...you must be a very patient person for get them photos she take..
And after a lot of editing cutting for make movie sequenses..
So she have many hours doing that when it is cold and dark outside..
I have done this erlyer...but on the time before digital cameras..and develope the film as hobby in winter time...lol
Now i flyfishing hiking camping instead 😂
And tying my own flies for next season
Make knifes and coffe cups of wood and reindeer horn..
When it is to cold for winter fishing..🎣
Do you live in Spain..or any other warm country..?
Great to have you in Sweden. Micke Sweden ♥️🌷
I was was once stuck in my car in the middle of no were -28c at 2am night time. No cars around. I only had casual clothes and 2% battery on my phone luckily I could call 112. It got me thinking... extra fuel, blanket, shovel, 2pc of expired snowmobile tracks about 1m in length would be a life saver.
Installing a block heater on the car would be a good thing, just in case you really need the car in an emergency
Yes, we’ll get that sorted for next winter!
@@DaniConnorWild Hej Dani,
There're something called electric battery blankets. Also, Switching to synthetic oil can reduce the viscosity of the oil, making it easier for the engine to turn over in cold weather.
Thanks for the video and happy Easter
@@charonstyxferryman Full synthetic has been standard for a long time in the Nordics, so there should be no need to change.
Добрый вечер. Спасибо огромное. Очень понравился фильм. Вы талантливый и очень добрый человек. Плохо, что таких людей мало. Вы показываете что мир прекрасен и его нужно беречь. Спасибо.
Thank you!
So nice! Voice calm, normal tempo and eloquent. I think there's the heart of Sir David Attenborough beating in your chest! Thank You!
This was stunning. Thank you from the USA for sharing such lovely moments.
the squirrels obviously stay warm by wearing those stylish red gloves 🤗
You are simple one of the best wild life photographers I have seen
Nothing like a walk in the forest with a wool shawl over my layers of clothes and the crisp sound of every footstep...the quietness and still of it all.
Thank you Dani. Just love your videos and your love of nature. Your lovely gentle energy merges perfectly with our beloved and sacred Mother Nature. The Earth, she is our Mother. 🙏 💕 🌈 ☀️
Som vanligt en fin berättelse om ditt hus med omgivningar. Samtidigt otroliga bilder på våra vilda djur som finns i Sverige.
Congrats to your fantastic photos. Those cold degrees really tell who stand tall and those who cant. Very well captured and narrated. Thanks for the experience you shared.
Lovely as it is there. I was seeing golden eagles in a place called Strathconon in the Scottish Highlands in the 1970s. In recent years this has been used in the visit Scotland ads. So a little known glen I first visited when I was still at junior school has been mention in ads aimed at world wide travelers. The snowy white vista is indeed glorious in your video but there ae still very special unspoilt places in the UK, where majestic raptors like the golden eagle can be seen in their natural habitat.
To put things in context I have seen things never shown in a nature documentary. I saw 2 golden eagles harassing a fawn and doe on a very steep mountain slope trying to get them to fall. A stag rushed to the defence of the herd members and the eagles flew off. Like your location these areas of the highlands have clear skies so are fantastic to see a great number of stars and the Aurora Borealis. Sometimes great treasure troves of nature ore a lot closer than you think.
Hello Beautiful Sweden and Dani thanks for yr get away, i felt it all.
I love u Roo.❤
Winter is my favorite season but, -37c 🥶is too much for me. It's sad for the animals. I love your house. It's beautiful and warm. It was lovely to see all those magnificient birds.🥰🦅🐦
Don't go to the network's they will take over and spoil what you both do. Very relaxing and outstanding work. I started watching month's ago and it's nice to chill out to these wonderful video's.
Beautiful photography as usual. Peace inducing video, thank you. 💙
I live in Norway, Innlandet(former Hedmark) and we have some cold winters with snow lasting from September/October to March/April and to help the wildlife where I live I do feed them when it gets bad, even tho it is illegal.
I have a herd of Roe deer that are regulars when the snow is to deep for them to find anything to eat in the deep forest, so I have a spot under some big pine trees I put out different types of food for them, just making sure its food with some moisture in it as water is hard to come by in winter.
same with birds, and I have a heated water source available.
Hi Dani, thank you for another great video and for inviting us into your house. 🥰
I recommend a jump starter in case of a flat battery. I've got mine from Amazon and I'm happy with it. They are easy to use and reliable.
Thank you for the kindness and comments!
Another classic Dani, Love the ambience of your videos. Was brilliant to meet you and hear you speak at the photography show (and thanks for letting me take a selfie with you). I am super interested in Svalbard trip, where can we register our interest? Don’t worry about the Napping, I am just shy of 50 and have been napping since I was 25, it really is the best thing. Love the tone of the videos, only you and Morton Hilmer bring such peaceful energy and we lose ourselves in your videos. Love it!
How colourful is winter you showing us, Dani.
Beautiful. Growing up in North Dakota, once the temperature dipped to a negative 20 fahrenheit, anything colder felt the same. I miss those cold, clear crisp mornings, when every step through the snow squeaked and you could hear it for a hundred or more yards. Being an octogenarian, I don't miss those experiences but feel blessed to have known them.
I assure you living in Minnesota the difference going from -45 degrees up to -20 degrees feels like springtime. So i do not think you know what you are talking about. I am rugged and can handle alot. Even walked 3 miles across town to get to class as those -45 temps lasted 2 straight weeks. Cause we do not cancel school just for low temps. That was the worst walk of my life. I would rather continue running marathons than walk 3 miles again in those temps.
Your dedication is inspiring 👍👍
Nature is beautiful, thank you for showing it in all its glory.
Great video, once again! Nice to see what you're up to over there down south. Greetings from Finland.
A beautifully photographed and very moving document
Thank you Danny, love it as always. Nature is magical. Beautiful and sad at the same time. Your videos are amazing. ❤
Absolutely top class video, well done Dani.
Hi Dani
I forget to say have a nice and lovely easter...🥚🐣🐥🐤😊👍
Here it was -40 as coldest..
But higher up in the country it was 10-20degrees colder then we had...🥶🧊...lol
Yes many wild animals cant survive in this cold so i try to feed as many i can for help them..
Regards...John
I started watching this video, and had to stop to put on a sweatshirt. Thank you for another beautiful video. Please remember that at those cold temperatures it doesn't take that long for frostbite to set in on exposed skin (probably what your nose was starting to do). Cover up and stay safe.
Thankyou for not over dramatising the -37.C Having lived in the Arctic for some time now I cringe at these embarrassing RUclips channels with pictures of men’s iced up beards and overly dramatic frozen tales. Quite honestly they are just making idiots of themselves.
Life goes on as normal, nothing much changes. The house can cope with -50.c if it has too because it’s built to handle the cold. You heat up your car and go to work just like any other day. Sometimes your car is just too cold so you have to accept the day is being spent at home.
You wear clothing according to the temperature.
Life goes on as normally as possible 😊
Amazing snow view, thank you.
Watching from California Love your channel and the animals 🌿💞
I am in awe of every episode but I can hardly wait for the next...it's going to be exceptional! Thank you for sharing all of your hard work with us Dani, you are truly gifted in your talent! From Saline, Michigan, USA
It makes me so happy to see your video's. Because I am so sad here in the north of the Netherlands...they killed the vew black crows here. I loved them so much. Now they are gone....
You should come to Alaska to take photos 📸 of all the wildlife. The bald eagles are majestic 🦅❤
Absolutely stunning photography.
Coming out of winter here, this wasn’t too far removed from memory. However, this was absolutely extreme by anyone’s imagination. You told this story so very well through your video…that is a gift ❤
With no garage, you can wrap your vehicle and definitely install a block heater in Spring and get instructions how to use.
-37c usually equals -45c windchill. Nothing easier manages in that cold. You nose had frost. Please cover your nose and mouth in those temperatures. Crystals can form in lungs.
Spring is trying to arrive here but will be surprised if another snow doesn't fall.
Enjoy the Eclipse Coverage and take care 🇨🇦
Your videos are incredible, thank you for sharing.
I can't wait for the next episode which looks amazing 🥰
You are the best❤ love your calm voice ❤ nice talk about nature, you are so right!
I was happy, yesterday I had a red squirl @ bird feed station!
One thing, red nose not so problematic, but if white it is high risk for permanent issius
In the cold you have to have your car to work, its easy, an electric heater cost not a lot.
Try Biltema you can install it yourself.
Thanks for beeing here!❤
It’s so refreshing to see your take on life in Scandinavia, Dani, and of course enjoying your outstanding photography. Conditions here can be harsh, and I often think of the people living before us, when the conveniances we take for granted were not available.
Love your vibes an your eye for the camera ❤👌✌️
Kiitos paljon,terveiset Tampereelta.Hyvää ja antoisaa pääsiäisen aikaa sinulle.❤❤❤❤🕊🕊
Beautiful channel. Finally something worth watching! You are great person :)
You can lose your nose by frost bute thid way, using a scarf and vasseline on your face will save you from severe damages.
Never use water based cream though as the ester will freeze the poord and youll lose parts of yiur face!
Oilbased cream however works like a second skin and saves you from frost bites.
Also refrain from washing your face with soap as this strips the natural oil from the skin. Just use cold water to eash your face instead.
The natural oil in our skin is important to preserve in this extreme temperature, so avoid hot water as it removes the oil in your skin, it takes 3 days to build it up again so it's better to keep soap and hot water off your skin, especially your face.
I learned these things when growing up in the north of Sweden and having to walk quite a distance to school in -30 C. 😅
One winter here in the Scottish highlands the red deer we’re freezing to death just up the strath from us
dry cold or moist cold there is a real difference..the damp moist cold gets in to ur clothes and makes u colder..the Swedish northern dry cold is actually pretty nice
I realy love you presentationin these video's. Thank ypu for sharing these video's
Hey Danni 👋 Those Eagles were just so majestic. Thank you for sharing these moments. Have a blessed week 🙏
You are an outstanding photographer and a truly amazing person. I'm flattered by your choice to reside in north Sweden.
I live in Arizona now but used to live in the mountains of Oregon. I miss the sound of walking on snow when it's below zero. Beautiful photography. Beautiful place. I love it here in the Southwest, but I do envy you just a little bit.
Evening Dani👍👍
Good for you, doing something great with your life… very interesting stuff…
A most excellent video !!! I loved the view of Sweden 🇸🇪 is so very beautiful and those Eagles are most wonderful and so very beautiful ❤!!! You do a most excellent job with your videos I love them ❄️♥️❄️🇸🇪!!!
Thank you!
There’s something majestic about the feathers of the Eagles, especially around their head and neck area; Also those eyes… Very sharp and powerful looking. The other birds waste no time getting out of their way, and I can’t blame them…
Absolutely stunning Golden Eagle photos I hope one makes it to your new calendar. As ever take care.
I am really enjoing your video!! The fotage are beutiful!!!
Hi Dani, three weeks ago we photographed the golden eagle at Conny's hide. What a beautiful area you live in. luckily it was only -10 that week. You took beautiful photos and videos!
stunning amazing video AND those pictures are so beautiful I got to hold back tears in my eyes... nature, as cruel as it is, is really beautiful. thanks
Magnificent images. Have you received any awards in your field?
I really enjoy your relax, peaceful videos. Love looking at the wild all the beautiful critters! ❤
Thank you so much for your hard work and passion for what you love doing. Most of all you are adding to the lives of people like me that look to see if there is a video posted by you to add to our daily life. These videos add such happiness and start my day in the best way when I am making my morning coffee and see that there is a new video posted. I enjoy but also learn so much too. Thank you so much!! Sending great vibes from Hawaii to you all!!
Hi, just wanted to say a big thank you for your lovely video, it was brilliant.
I love your photography, you captured some great shots.
I think where you live is stunning.
Thanks for sharing this with us all, see you next time 😊
I just subscribed to your channel. The peace present in your videos caught all of myself. Thank you.
The quality of your images is just amazing! Wonderful ❤
I think your videos are awesome Dani ! So calm and heartfelt, the Roo series was wonderful and all your others are so wonderful.
Hello Dani ,I love your videos and photography. Discovery Channel will be very impressed from your work.
Thank you Dani for this great new video, they are so incredibly beautiful and impressive shots in this extreme cold, love your storytelling and the music in the background, thank you so much 🦅🥶 🐿❤️
Epic…popcorn at the ready 😎
kära Dani, du är lika underbar som ditt land, jag älskar det du gör.🦋
brilliant work, as always! Connie probably told you already but be careful with the temps because you don't really feel it when the frost bites come on, and once you have them, they act up every time the temps drop and it's painful. an electric blanket for the engine will help but the battery most likely will not start unless to take it inside, but even then, thre safe bet is an engine heater. I told my brother about your channel and he is going back to Lofoten to take pictures this summer, with a 300mm Cannon zoom of course..!
Ive been in those temperatures in northern Wisconsin, USA. We didn't know the temp after it went below -30 F as all the mercury was in the bulb! Like being on the moon.
Just outstanding.
Can really relate to the extreme cold weather with Canada getting more and more arctic drafts being stuck in days to multiple weeks at times of it.
Wow Dani, what an amazing video. The shots you got of the golden eagles are just magical 😍 I’m really looking forward to hearing more about your Svalbard trip. Svalbard has been at the top of my list of places to visit for years! I can’t wait for your next video 🖤
I love your channel. Your pictures are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing nature with us.
A " Brilliant" video, you have captured the extreme so wonderfully , video quality on my iMac is super. Stay safe with warmest wishes from the south of the U/K.
Thanks for a wonderful insight into the beauty of the wildlife around the amazing area where you live,thank you for sharing ❤❤❤
😀😀👍👍👍❤ Great work again Dani. I hope you were able to get some shots for your next calendar. Bye for now from Seattle, WA. (Northwest USA)
İlk yorum bendeeeennnn Dani Seni ve sincaplarını seviyoruz Türkiye'den selamlar sevgiler... :)
Exceptional video Dani 🤝you inspire me to be better at wildlife photography 👍
Thank you 🫡😁
Thoroughly enjoyed this 🥹 you have a way of making us feel like we’re there with you!
In college I was able to meet and pet a golden eagle. His name was Goliath and he was raised by my Zoology professor. My professor was actually on the Johnny Carson late night talk show back in the day with him and Jonny and Ed took cover when Goliath spread his wings unexpectedly 🤣 Beautiful birds.
Lovely video as usual Dani. Wow, does it look cold there!! Best regards, John.
Exquisite in time in Life. Majestic lighting, and, just as it is. Dani, my partner, a Sami, made 26 silk scarves, to go around her face, this is Karasjok Sami. I had a particular scarf to wrap around, as did others, A very important part of safety dress. Exemplary work...Robin...
I hope you thank god every day for what you are experiencing up there away from the hell that is modern city life!
That eagle Iooked like something out of Game Of Thrones...
Plant growth lights or LED-strips can help a lot during the dark months. Blue also works and are easier to source. Just dont use the regular warm light sources.