#My take on backfilling

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frail sleet
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Currently there is quite a few posts on backfilling and this is my take on potential backfilling

Hirschfelden- Sika deer, Chamois?, European Mouflon, Mallard, European badger, Gray partridge, Raccoon dog

Layton lakes- Bighorn sheep, Mountain goat, Mountain lion, Wood duck, Dusky grouse

Med-ved- Mountain hare, Taiga bean goose, Snow sheep?

Vurhonga savannah- Egyptian goose, Burchell's zebra, Helmeted guineafowl, Greater kudu, Spotted hyena

Parque fernando- Chiloe wigeon, Pere David's deer, Gray fox, Iberian mouflon, fallow deer

Yukon valley- Dall sheep, Willow and/or Rock ptarmigan, Spruce grouse, Coyote, Mountain goat, Sitka blacktail deer, Snow goose

Cuatro- Red fox, Fallow deer, Chamois?, Red-legged partridge, Tufted duck

SRP: American badger, bobcat, White-tailed ptarmigan, Brant goose, White-tail jackrabbit

Te- Tahr, Rocky mountain elk, Sambar, Rusa, Red necked wallaby, Californian quail

Rancho- Plains bison, Mountain lion, Black bear, Mexican duck (Desert mule deer and Desert bighorn sheep)

Mississippi acres- Mallard, Red fox?, American black duck

Revontuli coast: N/A

EC- Feral cat, Feral dogs/Dingo, Feral donkey, Feral camel, Water buffalo

Sundarpatan- Himalayan snowcock, Himalayan monal, Indian Peafowl, Sloth bear, Himalayan black bear, Axis deer?, Sambar

unique viper
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Vurhonga could defiantly do with a spotted hyena being swapped with one of those bird species

torpid hound
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I should point out that the Plains Bison on Yukon Valley are fine, they are only in Alaska because for a while people thought the Wood Bison went extinct until a herd was discovered in Northwestern Alberta in 1957, but by that time several Plains Bison herds have been established (They have been present in Alaska since 1928). Plus the vast majority of wood bison exist in Alberta, the Northwest Territories, British Columbia and the Yukon Territory in Canada

frail sleet
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I forgot NEM I will add it later

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