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Wildlife Photography - Finding European badgers

In this video I will show you a few tips on how to photograph and film badgers, as well as show you some of my own footage. This forest is located in a small town in Sweden called Norrtälje. I've been visiting this forest for 2 years now and this badger family just keeps on growing. In the middle of this video you will see a clip of 3 badger cubs. Those three were born last year and it's very likely that at least one of them is one of the badgers that you see in the more recent clips. Badgers have a bad reputation here in Sweden. There's a widespread myth that you should always keep crackers in your boots when you walk through forests because badgers will always bite until they hear the cracking of your bones. And it's not only wrong, it makes people afraid of badgers when they don't have to be. A badger will never attack, unless you accidentally fall down into one of their setts. Cameras used in this video: Nikon Z9 and Nikon D850 Lenses used in this video: Sigma 150-600mm S, Sigma 70-200mm S and Nikkor Z 24-70mm S The chair is a Tragopan koklass V2.