Construire ou faire construire un observatoire de faune

The principle of the use of hides goes back into antiquity, the success of the hunter is largely proportional to his ability to see and not be seen. Early people throughout the world used branches to hide behind while hunting. Today, like the early hunter, success is greatly dependent on not disturbing the subject being observed, so watchers will do everything possible to remain inconspicuous.
One way to get closer to the naturalist’s subject matter is to make use of a hide or blind, a structure which hopefully will allow the observer to see and not be seen. Hides are an important means to enable observation of wildlife at closer quarters than would otherwise be possible.
This article, written by Florian Stopin, presents you some principles and tips about the construction and use of concealed or concealing hides with the purpose of observing the behaviour of the bird or animal without detection.