Abruzzo National Park, 2015: Ralf Bürglin, 1 weejk & 8 species including Chamois andBeech Marten.
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Nice report that brought back memories of my own fruitless bear watching trip to Abruzzo several years ago. Thick mist hampered over half my attempts at the watch points. It’s still a fantastic park for wildlife watching.