Delve into the fantastic fauna you can expect to encounter on your Tour of the Giants journey with Alpenwild.
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Delve into the fantastic fauna you can expect to encounter on your Tour of the Giants journey with Alpenwild.
Read moreOne of my favorite stretches on the Tour du Mont Blanc goes right through the Contamines-Montjoie nature reserve. It’s the highest nature reserve in France and offers an unbelievable mix of picturesque alpine landscapes, dramatic …
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Read morePick your own Wild Teas –Dream Big and Enjoy the Taste of the Alps in a Cup Discovering the delicious local cuisine is a delighting part of any trek through the Alps, but did …
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Read moreWildlife on the Tour du Mont Blanc If you’re hiking the Tour du Mont Blanc this summer, don’t forget to look up to the sky once in a while! Because that’s the domain of some …
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Read moreSigns of a Black Grouse This beautiful grouse snow angel was made by a black grouse (Tetrao tetrix). It’s a snow hole with wing marks where the grouse has left its shelter. Black grouse dig …
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Read moreYou don’t get to see owls very often while trekking through our mountains (the Alps), and definitely not up close. However, I’ve spent the month of November volunteering at a Wildlife Hospital, Centre régional de …
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Read moreThere is an unreasonable joy to be found in seeing birds going about with their daily activities. I find incredible pleasure in watching common birds like magpies and sparrows scavenging for food in our villages …
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Read moreTiny Feeders Have you ever noticed the large amounts of half-eaten cones in coniferous alpine forests? It’s one of the most common feeding signs you find in our forests, because the seeds in conifer cones …
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