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| Daaam4. 04. 2013 21:29:34 |
Excellent! now this topic has turned in the right direction 
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| miri4. 04. 2013 21:39:19 |
We have a goat in our village that has been living independently for 12 years in all weather conditions near our homes. Icon, I'd say. And many people's gaze walks in the morning along her usual paths. If we don't see her for two, three days, we already wonder where she's hiding and if she's still alive.
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| tisa4. 04. 2013 22:07:17 |
Miri, lubadar and mountain lover, it's nice that you live near forest animals. We are deprived of many connections related to life in nature in urban settlements among blocks and skyscrapers. But I somehow compensate for the desire to help animals by feeding 5 free-living cats daily and one spoiled cat at home. But seeing a roe deer, chamois, ibex.......in nature is something completely different.
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| miri4. 04. 2013 22:21:12 |
@tisa that "kitty" at home, I think he can fend for himself.
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| lubadar5. 04. 2013 06:45:34 |
This neighbor of mine will now slowly leave when conditions improve higher up. If he survives to autumn (no anthrax) he will return and then when he appears again snow will fall in a couple of days.
Winter like this year made selection among animals, only the strongest remained, so now a couple of years no diseases like mange and similar.
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| tisa5. 04. 2013 07:45:43 |
I feel kinda bad thinking of weaker animals that have to die in winter, but that's nature. We probably shouldn't help birds overwinter either, but we don't stick to that, because we consider those species of animals particularly fragile and helpless or just appearance deceives. Everything has two sides, so this winter like this year also brings positive effects. But for destroying insects it seems to me it was only somewhat effective, otherwise long but quite mild.
Lubadar, I hope your neighbor survives and predicts snow for next winter.
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| lubadar5. 04. 2013 09:47:47 |
In nature everything is arranged as it should be, only people want to change things, but with that we only cause harm.
Here near me chamois have been wintering for about 10 years.
This one is not the first, obviously the location suits them.
If some doesn't return in autumn, another takes its place.
A few years ago in December there was no snow and no chamois either, but it is interesting that one appeared at the beginning of January when the hunting season ends.
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| viharnik8. 04. 2013 20:26:34 |
Maybe some expert on mountain animals knows these tracks that I've seen several times in the mountains?.
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| viharnik8. 04. 2013 20:41:35 |
Paw print with four pads without claws and no alternating moves, always the same advance as shown in the pic. Not dog, not wolf, not roe deer, chamois or fox, not bear, too big for hare... 
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| viharnik8. 04. 2013 20:45:56 |
No, Šodrovc, front paws are almost wider than the dog's.
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| šodrovc8. 04. 2013 20:50:01 |
Not front but rear
Check this example and position of its paws 
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| viharnik8. 04. 2013 21:25:58 |
Hey šodrovc, what would I do without you, thanks a lot!.Judging by the paws, mountain hares are quite big.
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| pikica18. 04. 2013 22:34:21 |
Yes snow is melting too and with that the track changes size
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| MANGRT8. 04. 2013 22:52:31 |
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| viharnik9. 04. 2013 06:43:45 |
It seemed to me, given the paw size, not a hare.Mangrt's tracks are just like those I've seen on paths around Struška, now on Planinska.
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| gori9. 04. 2013 08:30:25 |
those are tracks of the forest king, if someone wonders how they look
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| gori9. 04. 2013 09:00:21 |
yes hunger is devilish, just don't pick the wrong food
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