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    last updated: 15 Dec. 2015
    Apex Predator in Mercantour National Park, pt.1

    On November 4th 1992, several rangers of the Mercantour National Park observed two “unusual” canids while counting chamois. This observation was the first ascertained sighting of wolves in France since the 1937. These have naturally recolonized the Alps from the Central Apennines, in Italy. Since then, the population of wolves has increased in France, and can be found throughout the Alps. This natural come back did not happen without conflicts with the different stakeholders. Although the species is part of the native fauna, a portion of the public is concerned by the negative impact that the return of this apex predator could have on other mountain mammals. Between July and October 2015, I deployed three trail cameras in the core area of the national park, close to Saint-Martin-Vésubie, France. In so doing, I intended to showcase the simultaneous use of areas by wolves and other species. The results of this survey was shared by the Mercantour National Park on several social networks.

    Mercantour National Park - Trail Camera 1
    Photoshoot
    1: Red Deer Stag and Annoying Flies
        Cervus elaphus
    2: Roe Deer Buck
        Capreolus capreolus
    3: Close Look at Red Deer Stag Velvet
        Cervus elaphus
    4: Red Deer Stag Has Lost its Velvet
        Cervus elaphus
    5: Red Fox
        Vulpes vulpes
    6: Two Young Wild Boar
        Sus scrofa
    7: Young Stags Training for the Rut
        Cervus elaphus
    9: Roe Deer Buck
        Capreolus capreolus
    10: Roe Deer Cuddling
          Capreolus capreolus
    11: Roe Deer Cuddling
          Capreolus capreolus
    12: Roe Deer Cuddling
          Capreolus capreolus
    13: Young Male Wild Boar
          Sus scrofa
    14: Alpine Chamois
          Rupicapra rupicapra
    Eyes Open
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    Wildlife on Our Doorstep in Abruzzo
    last updated: 8 Nov. 2016
    After Visiting Hours in Harvard Forest
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    Suburban Mammals of Somerville
    last updated: 11 Mar. 2016
    Apex Predator in Mercantour, pt. I, II, & III
    last updated: 15 Dec. 2015
    Following the Tracks of Ursus Arctos
    last updated: 23 Sep. 2014
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