Bumblebee bug, used to be all over here, now gone:
Large carpenter bee:
Oak Ox bug:
Common smooth newt, used to capture theese little guys all over when we were small, now you dont see them, guess they aren't common anymore:
Muskox, we never had many in Sweden, but used to see them going fishing up north:
Wolverine, meadow hawks, bats of all kinds, and wolves, always used to spot them, on fishing trips, now, not so much:
I fish, and do alot of hiking, pick berries in fall, and mushrooms, hunt, the main thing I've noticed is that the forests are getting quieter, and more lonely, songbirds of all kinds are dropping, badgers, deers are getting to be more rare. I think the only one that is thriving is the wild boar. Down south I don't have to bother with mosquito repellant anymore, though the tics are always present. It's been a pretty drastic change since the 90's. You also notice that new species survive where they didn't use to exists, pine trees in the southern region are struggling and new types of leaf trees are moving northward. Oh, and it's always dry, so f'ing dry, even during fall it never seems to fall enough of rain.
