A guided tour through the Bruderhaus Wildlife Park

Living things leave traces. The world is full of them: footprints in the snow, gnawed pine cones, bones as the remains of deceased vertebrates, birds' nests or even foul odors bear witness to the presence of other creatures. The animal inhabitants of the Bruderhaus Wildlife Park also leave traces. The red deer sheds its antlers once a year, the wild boar wallows in hollows, the lynx leaves its prey covered or wolves leave their droppings behind to indicate their presence.

The guided tour through the Bruderhaus Wildlife Park is supplemented with themes from the new temporary exhibition "Tracks - Traces, Food and Feathers" at the Winterthur Nature Museum. If you like, you can then extend your search for tracks through the Eschenberg forest with a walk into the city and are cordially invited to the opening of the new temporary exhibition at 4.30 pm.

The meeting point is at the entrance to the Bruderhaus Wildlife Park.

With Alex Ulrich, Bruderhaus Wildlife Park and Sabrina Schnurrenberger, Curator of Biology at the Winterthur Nature Museum


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