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Researching the Behavioural Ecology of wolves and related canids at Durham University, UK
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Lights, Camera, Wolves, Action!! Part 2……

Lights, Camera, Wolves, Action!! Part 2……

July 5, 2018
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid facts, Canid videos, Field Research, News, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology

Lemmy, Elvis, Sting, Moby, PJ and KD were their names, the wolves of Wildwood! The rock stars who represented the potential ‘rewilding’ of the British…

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Lights, Camera, Wolves, Action!! Part 1……

Lights, Camera, Wolves, Action!! Part 1……

May 24, 2018
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid facts, Canid videos, Field Research, News, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology

Once upon a time, in a University far, far away, a lone wolf biologist sat in her little research office writing about the social behaviour…

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Wolf Mother

Wolf Mother

May 28, 2017
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid facts, Field Research, News, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology, Yellowstone

What is a mother? A mom, mum, mam (if you’re from the north east of England), or indeed mata if you want to be especially…

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The whole 8 mile…..

The whole 8 mile…..

March 18, 2017
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Canid facts, Field Research, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology, Yellowstone

One dark and snowy winter’s morn we traversed Yellowstone in the wee early hours to search for our elusive, cryptic canids….driving around winding, icy roads,…

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The unforgiving wind……

The unforgiving wind……

March 13, 2017
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Canid facts, Field Research, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology, Yellowstone

Although I say the folk I’m with in Yellowstone know when and where to look for the wolves, it’s still far from easy to find…

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Tired, but wide awake!!

Tired, but wide awake!!

March 10, 2017
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid facts, Field Research, Other Animal Behaviour, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology, Yellowstone

So, after a day and a half of travelling around on planes and then driving an automatic car (!) from Bozeman to Gardiner MT, I…

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Bird Has Flown!

Bird Has Flown!

March 8, 2017
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Field Research, News, Other Animal Behaviour, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology, Yellowstone

In the words of Deep Purple, “the bird has flown!……Sensation!!” Flown to where exactly?…..just to the United States to go and observe wild wolf behaviour…

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Under The Sun.

Under The Sun.

February 15, 2017
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid videos, Field Research, News, Wolf Behaviour

Well, it’s been a while since I last blogged anything about wolves/canids! Shocking I know…but, there has been good reason for it! Whilst I did…

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On the Trot!

On the Trot!

November 29, 2016
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid facts, Canid videos, Field Research, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology

And ACTION!!!!! So, there I was rolling up in my truck (like something from BJ and the Bear!) to see our wolfy comrades once again…

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Broadening horizons…

Broadening horizons…

November 9, 2016
Wolf Behaviour old
News, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology

Hi folks, so you may have noticed a few changes to Researching Wolves….I have now included a new “Wolf Biology” link that will give you…

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Website design by Researching Wolves and Durham Falconry ltd. Citation :- HOBKIRK, ELANA,ROSEMARY (2019) Through the eyes of a wolf: Using non-invasive methods to quantify and classify the facial signalling of wolves (Canis lupus) and domestic dogs (Canis lupus familiaris). Masters thesis, Durham University.