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hello ! Hope you spent an happy Easter :)

 

I'd like to welcome you in my new Deciduous Forest area, introduced by these 2 new pages from my Explorator's Guide !

 

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The first part of the deciduous forest area will present common forest animals from North America and Europe.

 

Exhibit 024 - Wolverine (Gulo Gulo)

Male : Gouäll

Female : Morfäll

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A canadian forest with both deciduous and coniferous forest, lots of rocks and a cave shelter for the animals, and a bit of snow :

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For the visitors, new rocky observation area, naturally integrated in the scenery :

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And, as usual, the 2 pages describing them in the Guide :

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Hope you like the first one, don't hesitate to ask for the pdf files if you want to read my Guide, or even try ! French is not so difficult ^^

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Love the newest pages in the guide and the new exhibit! Looks very natural...can't wait to see more!

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Hi everyone !

 

Second exhibit for the deciduous forest area :)

 

 

Exhibit 025 - Black Bears

Male : Baribal

Female : Bamse, Bouba

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The two pages describing the animal :

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Focus on the exhibit : the cave shelter is closed to a small mountain range, for a more natural effect.

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They also have a waterpoint, others rocky formations and lot of trees to recreate the northern american forest.

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Visitors can observe the animals from the rocky gallery observation point.

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Savannahjan
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Love the placement of the cave shelter and the rocky observation area looks great. The exhibit is so lush and natural, another nice job. As always the guide is beautiful.

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Love the mix of foliage!!! Keep up the great work!

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Thank you ^^ I try to recreate a kind of primary forest, as natural and various as possible, but not too luxurious .. or I'll won'te be able to see my animals and my visitors :laugh:

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I hate when that happens!!! :chase:

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hello hello ^^ I've juste finished the leaflet for the deciduous forest (part. 1) and I can't wait to show you the result :elkgrin: but before, let me show you the third exhibit for this area :

 

Exhibit n°26 - Moose (Orignal/Élan)

Male : Truk, Mush (if you remember Disney's Brother Bear ^^)

Female : Alces

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Here are the pages for the Explorator's Guide :

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Focus on the exhibit : a forest of birches and willows, small rocks and a pond and, of course, a wooden shelter :

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Mooses are closed to the bears exhibit, which are carnivores so I could not do a unique exhibit without separation, as I did with the previous ones.. I chose to place a kind of mountain range to create a natural separation :

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Hope you will like it !! I'm about to start to build the following exhibits in the next days so .. To be continued ;-)

ZooGrammy
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Very nice exhibits. Almost like you would see in the wild.

Savannahjan
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The rock wall formation is the perfect separation between the bear & moose. The exhibits have lots of foliage, but well designed so you can always see the animals, excellent work, as always.

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