Reindeer calf! So adorable!






The staff working at Skansen was hard at work cleaning the park. It seemed that several new babies had been born, and they were very busy keeping the park as clean as possible.

Human children were also watching the reindeer children. I was curious to know how the reindeer viewed the bipedal sapiens.


A baby reindeer. The calf was learning some rules in the herd. So cute!




Skansen is located on a hill, overlooking Stockholm Bay.


This storage facility was used in the northern part of Sweden.

The stilts seem to have been thoughtfully designed to protect the stored food from bears and other animals.

Baby reindeer

June is a very comfortable season for us humans, and it seems that the animals living in Skansen are also enjoying this warm season.

We recently saw geese and ducks raising their young on a nearby lake, and we also saw animals raising their young in Skansen.

In Skansen, we were able to see baby reindeer in the open-air zoo, which exhibits plants and animals native to Sweden.

Reindeer are native to northern Sweden, and most are herded by the indigenous Sami people.　According to a website introducing the Sami, there are more than 20,000 Sami people living in Sweden, and they herd more than 20,000 reindeer.

When I visited Harjedale, I often saw reindeer herded by the Sami.　The Sami have acquired the right to herd reindeer in the northern part of Sweden, and they are allowed to enter the land of Swedes who live there.　I have seen herds of reindeer in Harjedalen several times.

Sami and reindeer

https://sweden.se/life/people/sami-in-sweden

When I visited Skansen, I was able to see baby reindeer.　The baby reindeer had only been born a few weeks before, and they were eating grass together with their parents.

I had seen reindeer several times, including when I visited Kiruna, but this was the first time I had seen a baby reindeer, so I was very happy.　They were adorable and seemed to be doing their best to learn the rules of life in the herd from their parents.　And the staff at Skansen was tending to the herd and busily cleaning the park.

Seeing the baby reindeer made me want to visit Kiruna again.　Blog about a trip in Kiruna - https://travelfeed.io/@mizuosemla/mizuo-s-travel-blog-no-19-feeding-moss-to-reindeer-at-sami-village-sweden-dec-2020

トナカイの赤ちゃん

６月はわたしたちヒトにとってもとても過ごしやすい季節なのですが、スカンセンに住んでいる動物たちもこの温かい季節を楽しんでいるようです。

近所にある湖では雁や鴨が子供たちを育てている姿を先日見かけたのですが、スカンセンでも動物たちが子供たちを育てている姿を見ることが出来ました。

スカンセンではスウェーデンに生息している動植物を展示している野外動物園では、トナカイの赤ちゃんを見ることが出来ました。

トナカイはスウェーデン北部に生息していて、大部分のトナカイは先住民族であるサーミの人々によって放牧されてます。　サーミを紹介するサイト曰く、スウェーデンには20000人を超えるサーミが住んでいて、２０００００匹を超えるトナカイを放牧して生活しているようです。

わたしもHarjedaleに遊びに行った時によく、サーミが放牧しているトナカイたちに出会いました。　サーミはスウェーデンの北部でトナカイを放牧する権利を獲得していて、現地に住んでいるスウェーデン人の土地の中に入ってもよいようです。　わたしもHarjedalenで何度かトナカイが群れになって庭に来ているのを見たことがあります。

わたしがスカンセンに遊びに行った時はトナカイの赤ちゃんを見ることが出来ました。　まだ生まれて数週間程度しかたっていないようで、親のトナカイに寄り添って一緒になって草を食べていました。

トナカイはKirunaに行った時など、何度か見たことがあるのですが、トナカイの赤ちゃんを見たのは初めてだったのでとてもうれしかったです。　かわいらしく、頑張って親に習って群れでの生活ルールを学んでいるようでした。　そして、スカンセンの職員さんは群れを世話していて、園内を忙しそうに掃除をしていました。

トナカイの赤ちゃんを見ていると、またKirunaに遊びに行きたくなりました。　 →　キルナのブログ　（https://travelfeed.io/@mizuosemla/mizuo-s-travel-blog-no-19-feeding-moss-to-reindeer-at-sami-village-sweden-dec-2020　）

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