Animals
The most special inhabitants of Temenica habitat
Animals are creatures that we like to watch in their natural habitat. The experience of encountering and observing an animal in nature is something else and is the most genuine form of accidental observation, perhaps a way of confronting our fears or revealing affection. But first and foremost, it is about an enthusiastic encounter between two free beings of different species. This content is to help the visitor understand the behaviour of a specific animal more easily. We are particularly proud of the sound recordings that we have prepared for most bird species. We recommend listening to them at the place of your accommodation, using the e-guide later to identify the bird that is near you during your walk. Moreover, going through the content, you can acquire the knowledge that helps understand the behaviour of a particular animal. In the search engine below you can check whether the animal you are interested in lives in Temenica habitat.
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The European Pond Turtle
Emys orbicularis
Amphibian - Swamp, Pond, Lake
The first records of the presence of the European pond turtle date back to 1689 (Valvasor).
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The Eurasian Beaver or European Beaver
Castor fiber
Mammal - Swamp, Lake, Streams, Rivers
Its presence along the Temenica River can be spotted by observing the piled up branches, chewed out tree trunks and other traces along the banks of the Temenica.
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The common pheasant
Phasianus colchicus
Bird - Meadow, Field
When you first hear the flapping of their wings in the spring followed by their characteristic "cackle", we know that pheasants are nearby. They can be spotted year round.
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