Review of some actual methods of storage, processing and analysis of data from camera traps in zoological research

Ogurtsov, Sergey S.; Volkov, V. P.; Zheltukhin, Anatoliy S.

doi:10.24189/ncr.2017.057

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“…The use of camera traps has a number of advantages and is popular in zoological studies . Recently, methodical publications on the use of camera traps and on the processing and storage of data begin to ap-pear (O'Connell et al, 2011;Jackson et al, 2005;Ogurtsov et al, 2017).…”

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Daily activity of the European Badger (Meles meles, Mustelidae, Carnivora) on setts in Darwin Reserve and Meschera National Park (Russia) in summer and autumn

Sidorchuk¹,

Рожнов²

2018

Nat. Cons. Res.

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The European badger's (Meles meles) daily activity was studied in two regions of European Russia with camera traps. The results of the study show that the daily activity of the European badger on settlements does not differ in the compared populations inhabiting Darwin Reserve and Meschera National Park. The badger appears on surface often during the daylight contrary to the classical idea of nocturnal activity of the species. More than half of all animal registrations occur at daylight during the summer. The moderate climate of the study areas and low level of human persecution are considered among the possible reasons of this type of activity. The daily activity of the European badger undergoes markedly seasonal changes in both populations. Badgers more often came out from their setts during daylight in summer and at night in autumn. The results have practical application in the organisation of the census of badgers by means of camera traps.

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confidence: 99%