today our guest is candidate of biological sciences alexander khandogi.nd i would like to talk about the migration of our wild animals, whether their migration paths have changed, how they have been and remain. see. we always have our reservoirs. uh, salmon fish migrate and use the villaria river basin very actively. they are migratory have not changed in relation to uh, ungulates . ah, again, there were no significant changes. and for what reason, well, our scooters are animals about such large migrations, they do not make them, as a rule, these are forage migrations, which, depending on the uh couple of years, can change, for example, it took place in the summer. it will adhere to hydrophilic vegetal wetlands. but, uh, when it gets colder he'll go. snacks to eat there, uh, uh. hmm means pine branches. here, by the way, is quite significant in this regard, it brings damage, how have the migration routes of birds changed in relation to birds, too, the migration route. didn't change much. we have a very, uh, good uh, station in turov where we study migrato

today our guest is candidate of biological sciences alexander khandogi.lo, and i would like to talk about the migration of our wild animals, whether their migration paths have changed, how they have been and remain. see. we always have our reservoirs. uh, salmon fish migrate and use the villaria river basin very actively. they did not change along the migration path in relation to ungulates, and again, there were no significant changes. and for what reason? well, i repeat our animals about such large migrations, they do not make them, as a rule, these are feeding migrations, which, depending on the uh of a couple of years, can change, for example, they lived here in the summer. he will stick. and graphite vegetative wetlands , but when it gets cold he will go to the pine forests to feed there uh, uh hmm means pine branches. and, by the way, it brings quite significant damage in this regard. how have the migration routes of birds changed in relation to birds, too, especially have not changed have changed. we have a very uh, good. uh, a station in turev, wh

today our guest is candidate of biological sciences alexander khandogi. and i would like to talk about the migration of our wild animals, whether their migration paths have changed, how they have been and remain. see. we always have our reservoirs. uh, salmon fish migrate and use the villaria river basin very actively. they have not changed their migration path in relation to ungulates, and again, significant changes have not occurred. and for what reason? well, once again i repeat our animals are so big migrations, they do not make them, as a rule, these are forage migrations, which, depending on the e-e of the year, can change, for example, they lived here in the summer. it will adhere to the hygrophilic vegetable waterlogged involved. but, but when it gets colder, he will go to the pine forests to eat there, and here, but hmm means pine branches. and, by the way, it brings quite significant damage in this respect . we have very uh, good uh, station in tours where we study migratory routes around aquatic and waterfowl. so we noticed that this migration