To recognize a cervid in our French forests seems at first glance to be a child's play: the deer, smaller and discreet, the elaphic deer, imposing with its fall bram, or even the suede and its palmed woods. Yet, somewhere in the undergrowth of Limousin, for several decades, has been grazing a creature that does not enter into any [...]
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To recognize a cervid in our French forests seems at first glance to be a child's play: the deer, smaller and discreet, the elaphic deer, imposing with its fall bram, or even the suede and its palmed woods. Yet, somewhere in the undergrowth of Limousin, for several decades, has been grazing a creature that does not enter into any [...]