Mammals of the park include [[Roe Deer]], [[Chamois]] and [[Wild Boar]], [[Weasel]], [[Brown Hare]] and [[Red Squirrel]] and th
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[[Chamois]] and [[Alpine Marmot]]s are often seen and typical plants of the Alps such
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...y rare [[Appenine Wolf]] . More frequently seen are the Abruzzo race of [[Chamois]] and reintroduced [[Red Deer]] and [[Roe Deer]].
...ing at the musum in Pescasseroli because so many tourists come to view the Chamois.
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...Ibex is easily seen on the ridge and some of the animals are almost tame. Chamois are also often around, Marmots siffle everywhere and can also be seen.
Just around the summit you might find [[Ring Ouzel]], [[Citril Finch]], Chamois and Alpine Ibex. Best time is early in the morning. Either spend the night
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...ls found in the park include [[Red Deer]] and [[Roe Deer]], [[Ibex]] and [[Chamois]], [[Alpine Marmot]] and [[Pine Marten]] and [[Beech Marten]], [[Bear]] may
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...y remote area include [[Brown Bear]], [[Lynx]], [[Wolf]] and [[Jackal]], [[Chamois]], [[Wild Boar]], [[Roe Deer]] and [[Wild Goat]].
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Mammals present include [[Alpine Marmot]], [[Chamois]], [[Brown Bear]], [[Eurasian Lynx]] and [[Tatra Vole]]. The area is also r
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[[Red Deer]] Cervus elaphus and [[Chamois]] Rupicapra rupicapra are commonly seen in the Aletsch.
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...as wolf ''(Canis lupus)'', bear ''(Ursus arctos)'', lynx ''(Lynx lynx)'', chamois ''(Rupicapra rupicapra)'', deer ''(Cervus elaphus)'', roedeer ''(Capreolus
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[[Ibex]] and [[Mouflon]] have been reintroduced to the park, there are also [[Chamois]] and [[Alpine Marmot]], [[Wildcat]] and [[Mountain Hare]].
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Mammals present in the park include [[Alpine Marmot]], [[Chamois]], [[Brown Bear]], [[Otter]] and [[Lynx]] and there is a very rich and vari
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...ell as the alien [[Sika Deer]], introduced from [[Asia]], and the native [[Chamois]]. Carnivores include [[Wildcat]], [[European Badger]] and [European [Pine
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...ere are also [[Roe Deer]] Capreolus capreolus, [[Mouflon]] Ovis musimon, [[Chamois]] Rupicapra rupicapra and [[Alpine Ibex]] Capra ibex in the more remote are
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Mammals present include good numbers of [[Alpine Ibex]] and [[Chamois]], [[Pine Marten]] and [[Beech Marten]], [[Mountain Hare]], [[Alpine Marmot
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Marmot is easy to see. They are sometimes very close to you. Chamois and Ibex are possible but not very common.
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Ibex, Chamois and Marmots can be seen, sometimes from the cable car.<br />
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Mammals present in the park include [[Red Deer]] Cervus elaphus and [[Chamois]] Rupicapra rupicapra, and [[Ibex]] Capra ibex has been introduced from Ita
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...[Red Deer]] ''Cervus elaphus'' and [[Roe Deer]] ''Capreolus capreolus'', [[Chamois]] ''Rupicapra rupicapra'' and the reintroduced [[Ibex]] ''Capra ibex'' with
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Mammals you will encounter are [[Marmot]] and [[Chamois]] and, if you are lucky, [[Ibex]].
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...habit these mountains although the chances of seeing them are very slim. [[Chamois]] and [[Ibex]] are more likely on the higher slopes and crags.
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