Culture & Nature
07.11.2025
Epsiode 14: Eagle Owl
The eagle owl is the largest native owl and, thanks to conservation measures, is no longer a rare forest...
24.10.2025
Episod 13: Wildcat
What many people often don’t realise is that the wildcat is not a feral, ‘stray’ domestic cat,...
10.10.2025
Episode 12: Hazel dormouse
From October onwards, it curls up for several months of hibernation. With its large, dark beady eyes and...
26.09.2025
Episode 11: Red Kite
In autumn, most red kites in Luxembourg migrate to southern Europe or North Africa. Groups of 10–20 or...
12.09.2025
Episode 10: House sparrow
In Luxembourg, the sparrow has long been ubiquitous – it has always been closely associated with human...
29.08.2025
Episode 9: The Large Marsh Grasshopper
All grasshoppers chirping? Then you’ve probably never heard the large marsh grasshopper: ‘Tick –...
01.08.2025
Episod 8: The common swift
The swift is called ‘Leeëndecker’ in Luxembourgish. It owes this name to its typical breeding...
18.07.2025
Episod 7: The Geoffroy’s bat
Like all bats, the call of the whiskered bat is inaudible to the human ear – you need a bat detector to...
04.07.2025
Episod 6: Dragonflies & Damselflies
There are over 60 different species of dragonflies and damselflies in Luxembourg. Some are very common,...
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