Lost roe deer returned to Georgia’s Machakhela National Park
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Employees of Environmental Supervision Department and regional reintroduced a lost roe deer back into Machakhela National Park on July 31.
Machakhela Park Director Giorgi Kuridze said hounds had made the roe deer run from the forest.
The roe deer was made run from the forest by hounds. Photo: Machakhela National Park.
Locals spotted it in the village of Tkhilnari and informed the Supervision Department.
There are many species of animals in the protected areas of Georgia. Camera traps often capture them.
This funny marten was caught on film at Machakhela National Park earlier in 2015.
Earlier in June a camera trap of the Agency of Wildlife caught a badger on one of its sites.
Since the cameras were installed a range of creatures have been filmed including deer, roe deer, ibex, boar, wild cats, wolves, jackals, lynx, fox, marten, mouse, birds and more.
Georgian wildlife experts are celebrating the sighting of a rare species of otters in one of the country’s national parks. A camera trap spotted a pair of otters in the Algeti National Park 60 kilometres away from Tbilisi.
A camera trap in one of Georgia’s protected areas has proven that roe deer are very photogenic animals. This curious roe deer was spotted at the Lagodekhi Protected Area in eastern Georgia earlier in May.
Camera traps in Georgia’s national parks and protected areas are continuing to spot various wild animals in Georgia's uninhabited land.
The Georgian Agency of Wildlife has released 10,000 stream trout at the source of the Ritseula river and its tributary Khedeturi river.
Camera traps in Georgia’s national parks and protected areas are continuing to spot various wild animals in Georgia's uninhabited land. The recent camera trap of the Agency of Wildlife has caught a badger on one of its sites.
The Georgian Agency of Wildlife has released 600 stream trout in Shaori Lake in western Georgia’s mountainous Racha region.
A new generation of gazelles has been caught on camera in eastern Georgia's Vashlovani Protected Areas, providing further signs of success for the 2014-launched project for reintroducing the population in the country.