They examine abandoned nests for prey remains, dissect pellets and talk frequently to local shepherds.

At various points, local shepherds had driven their flocks straight down, generally just short of the switchbacks.

In summer, it becomes lush green; conditions favored by local shepherds.

The name originates from a nearby water-well that was used by local shepherds to brand and sort flocks of mountain sheep.

A cave-church was dug in stone in 1274, by local shepherds, and served as a monastery until 1871.

The fortress was abandoned later in the 16th century and local shepherds and their flocks were the sole guests within its walls.

Cazelles are used to house hay, and to shelter the local shepherds and their sheep.

As a result, an investigation was initiated which resulted in the seizure of gold coins from five local shepherds.

The patrol gathered at the entrance of cave-shaped rocks, assuming that either a British section was hidden there, or simply they were local shepherds.