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Riserva Naturale Regionale dei Ghirardi, Italy

cover photo by Stefano Bonfoco

Location added by Stefano Bonfoco

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 10.0 (average on 2 votes)

Coordinates : 44.51280741469361, 9.722688688115559 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : Roe deer, deer, wild boar, fallow deer, hares, wolves, badgers, foxes, goshawks, short-toed eagles, owls, kestrels, owls, buzzardsImportant presence of fallow deer, in sharp increase during the roaring period in October/November.The herds are also composed of different melanistic elements. Presence of numerous wild boars with easy sighting of groups composed of twenty and even more elements. There is also a pack of wolves that are now stable and with a little luck they can be met at any time of the day.

Recommended equipment : Definitely 400/500 mm optics with the use of a tripod

Best months : April/May and October/November for the bellowing of the Fallow Deer

How to get there : Take the Milan-Bologna motorway at Parma, take the motorway to La Spezia and exit at Borgo Val Taro. To your destination less than an hour.

Visits : It is a WWF oasis

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Sunrise: 05:35, Sunset: 21:08

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🌗 Third Quarter, Brightness: 59%

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