Location : Zone C, along the Eugenia trail, at the foreground is where the hooves prints were located |
Last night the sharp and loud barking of the deer broke the cold silence. This morning I answered its call by checking on the wet areas and muddy sections of the park. Along the Eugenia trail at Zone C, I stumbled upon the Sambar deer hooves prints. They were many and well imprinted in the soft earth. The Sambar deer is a very regular visitor to the park, eating various plants like young leaves of the tapioca, shrubby dillenia fruits, cempedak leaves .etc. But most of all I think the deers like the park because of its relative safety, the presence of the stream , and the hills that provide relative cover when there is a need to escape from danger.
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