Researching Wolves

Researching Wolves

Researching the Behavioural Ecology of wolves and related canids at Durham University, UK
Menu
  • Welcome
  • The NEW Wolf Blog
  • Our old Blog
Menu
  • Welcome
  • The NEW Wolf Blog
  • Terms & Conditions
  • About Elana and her research
  • Contact Elana
  • Grey Wolf Communication
  • Studying Seals | Twiss lab
  • Conferences & talks
  • Media
  • Publications
Browse: Home   /   Grey wolves   /   Page 2
The lone wolf disperses from the pack.......

The lone wolf disperses from the pack…….

September 13, 2016
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid facts, Dog Behaviour, Field Research, News, Other Animal Behaviour, Studying Seals, Uncategorized, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology

Hi and welcome to everyone interested in wolves!! This is a quick blog post to announce my new Researching Wolves blog (see: https://researchwolves.wordpress.com/) that is linked to my team’s Studying Seals blog…

Read Article →
Not all is what it seems……

Not all is what it seems……

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

(Originally posted 25/3/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) So, I return from fieldwork and reclaim my life as the hobbit, living within my…

Read Article →
Through the eyes of a wolf……….

Through the eyes of a wolf……….

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

(Originally posted 8/3/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) As Winter turns to the meteorological Spring, I realise that my wolf field season has…

Read Article →
Don't let me be Misunderstood…….

Don’t let me be Misunderstood…….

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

(Originally posted 5/3/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) Wolves, loathed by some, loved by others. With ‘old wives tales’ and stories like ‘Little…

Read Article →
All along the Watchtower…….

All along the Watchtower…….

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

(Originally posted 29/2/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) Besides the fact that the title of this post is actually a cracking song! It’s also…

Read Article →
Welcome to the family……..

Welcome to the family……..

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

(Originally posted 27/2/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) Hi All! Sometimes people talk too much, and I find that trying to describe the…

Read Article →
50 shades of grey wolf…….

50 shades of grey wolf…….

September 10, 2016
Wolf Behaviour old
Canid facts, Field Research, Wolf Behaviour, Wolf Biology

(Originally posted 26/2/16 at Study Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) Wolf week 2…….and the ground beneath me becomes a molten mass of brown mire due…

Read Article →
SHE who dares, wins!

SHE who dares, wins!

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

(Originally posted 20/2/16 at Studying Seals: Elana’s Wolf Behaviour Research) I approach many things in life with a militant attitude – a ‘get up and…

Read Article →
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…

Read Article →
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…

Read Article →
← Previous 1 2 3 Next →

Copyright Researching Wolves - Elana Hobkirk © 2026

Website provided by Durham Falconry Ltd.. By using this website you agree to our Terms and Conditions.

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.