Les forêts de plaine abritent des c

Les forêts de plaine abritent des cerfs, des chevreuils et des sangliers, parfois en trop grand nombre. Le milieu agricole voit une plus petite faune : lièvres, renards, perdrix, corbeaux… et les villages accueillent des hirondelles et des martinets.

Les étangs de Moselle et de Meuse sont un lieu de passage pour les animaux migrateurs et le refuge de nombreuses espèces : canards, hérons, cincles, crapauds, le cormoran. Le castor a été réintroduit en 1983.

La montagne vosgienne est traditionnellement associée au grand Tétras, menacé par les activités humaines. On y rencontre aussi des cervidés et des sangliers. Le chamois, introduit en 1956, a conquis les chaumes des Vosges alors que le lynx boréal, réintroduit en 1983, reste discret. Pouvant mesurer jusqu'à 75 cm au garrot, le lynx boréal est la plus grande espèce de lynx.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 1:

Lowland forests contain deer, roe deer and wild boar, sometimes too many. Agricultural sees a smaller Wildlife: hares, foxes, partridges, Ravens... and villages welcome swallows and swifts.Moselle and Meuse ponds are a place of passage for migratory animals and the refuge of many species: ducks, herons, dippers, toads, the cormorant. The Beaver was reintroduced in 1983.The Vosges mountains is traditionally associated with the capercaillie, threatened by human activities. We also meet with deer and wild boar. Chamois, introduced in 1956, won the stubbles of the Vosges while the lynx boreal, which was re-introduced in 1983, remains discreet. Capable of measuring up to 75 cm at the Withers, the Eurasian lynx is the largest species of lynx.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

The lowland forests are home to deer, roe deer and wild boar, sometimes too many. The agricultural sector saw a smaller fauna: hares, foxes, partridges, crows ... and villages welcome swallows and swifts. Ponds Moselle and Meuse are a place of passage for migratory animals and the refuge of many species: ducks, herons, dippers, toads, cormorant. The beaver was reintroduced in 1983. The Vosges mountains is traditionally associated with large Grouse, threatened by human activities. We meet as deer and wild boar. Chamois, introduced in 1956, conquered the stubble Vosges while the Eurasian lynx, reintroduced in 1983, remains discreet. Measuring up to 75 cm at the withers, the Eurasian lynx is the largest species of lynx.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

the forests of lowland are deer, deer and wild boar, sometimes too many. the agricultural community is a small rabbit, fox, game animals, crows, and villages are swallows and swifts. in the ponds of moselle and meuse is a transit point for migratory animals and the shelter many species (ducks, herons,dippers, toads, the cormorant. the beaver was reintroduced in 1983. "the vosges mountains is traditionally associated with the capercaillie, threatened by human activities. there is also some deer and wild boar. the chamois, introduced in 1956 by the vosges and the stubble (introduced in 1983), keep a low profile. up to 75 cm at the withers.lynx (lynx) is the largest species.