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Tag Archives: dispersal
First Wolf Pack in 100 Years Forms in California
Trail cameras near the one which captured evidence of a lone wolf in Siskiyou County, California, in May and July have recorded evidence of five pups, which appear to be a few months old, and two adults. The California Department … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, Aug, August, CA, California, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, dispersal, news, pups, Shasta Pack, Siskiyou County, trail cameras, wolf, wolves
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Trail Camera Spots 2nd Gray Wolf in California
California state wildlife officials have evidence that a wild gray wolf may be roaming Siskiyou County, the second wolf to visit the state in the last four years. California has not had a wild wolf population since the early 1900s. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, Aug, August, CA, California, dispersal, OR-7, population, sighting, Siskiyou County, trail cameras, wild, wolf, wolves
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Collared Wolf Shot and Killed in Utah
A hunter has killed a three-year-old female gray wolf 5 miles east of Beaver, Utah, wildlife officials have confirmed. The 70-pound animal was wearing a radio collar which indicated it was collared in Cody, Wyoming, in January of 2014. The … Continue reading
Canid Sighted Near Grand Canyon Confirmed To Be Gray Wolf
The canid recently sighted in the Kaibab Plateau area near the North Rim of the Grand Canyon has been confirmed to be a female gray wolf through genetic testing of its scat. The wolf appears to be wearing a nonfunctional … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, Arizona, AZ, dispersal, DNA testing, female, Grand Canyon, gray wolf, news, nov, November, population, recovery, scat, sighting, wolf
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Dispersing Wolf From Isle Royale Found Dead On Mainland
The recent winter has formed an ice bridge over Lake Superior between the mainland and Isle Royale for the first time in many years. Researchers had hoped that this might revitalize the struggling wolf population on the island, which has … Continue reading
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Tagged dispersal, Grand Portage Indian Reservation, ice bridge, island, Isle Royale, John Vucetich, Lake Superior, mainland, research, Rolf Peterson, wolf, wolves
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Gray Wolf Crosses Into California For The First Time In 80 Years
Via the Huffington Post: SAN FRANCISCO — A lone gray wolf has wandered across the Oregon border into California in what wildlife officials hailed Thursday as the historic return of a species not seen in the state in more than … Continue reading
