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Researching the Behavioural Ecology of wolves and related canids at Durham University, UK
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Shadow play…..

Shadow play…..

September 10, 2016
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid videos, Field Research, Wolf Behaviour

(Originally posted 18/2/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) The last few days have been incredible – I didn’t think it was possible for…

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HOWOOOOOOO’S IT GOING!!??

HOWOOOOOOO’S IT GOING!!??

September 10, 2016
Wolf Behaviour old
Field Research, Wolf Behaviour

(Originally posted 15/2/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) It was a brisk frosty morning when leaving Durham, complete with a wee robin red…

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GO GO GO MARINES!! THE CORE AIN’T PAYING US BY THE HOUR!!!

GO GO GO MARINES!! THE CORE AIN’T PAYING US BY THE HOUR!!!

September 10, 2016
Wolf Behaviour old
Field Research, News, Wolf Behaviour

(Originally posted 13/2/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) Tis the season of the wolf – mating season to be precise! And hopefully many…

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The Selkies and the Steppenwolf……

The Selkies and the Steppenwolf……

September 10, 2016
Wolf Behaviour old
Dog Behaviour, Field Research, Wolf Behaviour

(Originally posted 9/2/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) So, as we saw from my previous post, not everything is what it initially appears…

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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.