pva
Well-known member
Hello,
Next spring I'm going back to Sweden, primarily for Capercaillie and cranes in Lake Hornborga. I have two problems here:
1. My vacation is pretty short, so I won't have much time to try to find the Capercaillie lek myself;
2. Nobody will tell me the exact location of the lek, since this is something that people usually keep in secret (and for the good reason).
I know some Capercaillie leks in Northern Lapland, but this is pretty far north, so April is probably a bit early to go there. Plus, there are not that many Capercaillie in this area.
Sure, I can buy a tour and go to the lek with the group, but I always prefer to be there by myself.
So I have two questions:
1. Where in Sweden is the best place to look for Capercaillie leks? I know it's never easy to find, but some places are more difficult than the others;
2. If I still have to go to Lapland, is the last week of April too late for cranes in Lake Hornborga? I visited their web site - it seems that some cranes should still be there, but I'm not sure.
I would really appreciate any advice on this.
Thank you,
Peter
Next spring I'm going back to Sweden, primarily for Capercaillie and cranes in Lake Hornborga. I have two problems here:
1. My vacation is pretty short, so I won't have much time to try to find the Capercaillie lek myself;
2. Nobody will tell me the exact location of the lek, since this is something that people usually keep in secret (and for the good reason).
I know some Capercaillie leks in Northern Lapland, but this is pretty far north, so April is probably a bit early to go there. Plus, there are not that many Capercaillie in this area.
Sure, I can buy a tour and go to the lek with the group, but I always prefer to be there by myself.
So I have two questions:
1. Where in Sweden is the best place to look for Capercaillie leks? I know it's never easy to find, but some places are more difficult than the others;
2. If I still have to go to Lapland, is the last week of April too late for cranes in Lake Hornborga? I visited their web site - it seems that some cranes should still be there, but I'm not sure.
I would really appreciate any advice on this.
Thank you,
Peter