The wolf returns to Riviera: share pushed down from the snow on the hills of sightings Pietrese Wolf The wolf returns at low altitude in Riviera; cold and heavy snowfall in recent days has encouraged the migration of roe deer and fallow deer to the countries of the first coastal hinterland. The heavy snowfall in recent days, which resulted in accumulation between 80 and 100 cm on the ridge Carmo-Settepani, drove much of the game to seek nourishment and milder temperatures to the valley floor. Just yesterday, February 2, the wolf was spotted at relatively low in Bric Aguzzo inland from Giustenice in Savona. The sighting, about 800 meters above sea level, is brave hikers who did not have difficulty to recognize the exemplary medium size, past a few dozen yards from them; lunch break of these daredevils was interrupted by the passage of Wolf, who was heading undisturbed valley in the direction of the forest of Bandie. There are many examples of roe deer, fallow deer and wild boars that have moved in recent days to medium-low shares maritime side of the Ligurian Alps. Probably the choice of the canine to move to the valley was due to the search of game to hunt individually. It dates back to December, the discovery of a deer gutted by the bite of wolves in the north of the so-called Casermette. But it is one of the many recent sightings of animals torn apart by wolves. Even earlier, in the spring of last year, the whole of the Carmo, had been spotted four copies (three males and one female), who had appeared well fed. Group of Carmo, in recent months, hunters and hikers have spotted specimens usually isolated and lonely, unable to cause the particular conditions of scaremongering. The lack of hierarchy among the wolves in our area and their small number, however, show that the canine is not able to fit in with other wolves, disfavoring the formation of any group of more numerous specimens. Another specimen had been warned a few months ago in the area of the upper Carpe Varatella. meteorivieraligure.it/file/2014/02/Lupi1-300x225.jpg
Posted on: Tue, 25 Mar 2014 10:56:43 +0000
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