Reproduction of the chamois
Calf chamois in a meadow.
The mating period of the chamois (Rupicapra pyrenaica) in the Pyrenees occurs in October and November. In the same way as the Iberian ibex, the males fight each other, to be able to mate with the largest number of females. The gestation period lasts for 5 months. A single calf is born at each birth.
Females with their calf in a rocky area.
From the beginning of their life, the chamois hatchlings are already capable of moving easily through the most rugged terrain.
Chamois hatchlings running nimbly alongside their mothers.
Tags: rebeco, isard, chamois, pirineo, pirineu, pyrenees, bergueda
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