Identificaciones de ghosttooth
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Tuza Norteña (Thomomys bottae)Observ.
garth_harwoodDescripción
Volcano-style hills with soil falling equally on all sides, not fan-shaped as with Gophers.
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Rata Cambalachera de Cola Peluda (Neotoma cinerea)Observ.
josephlitkeFecha
Septiembre 2022
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Zorrillo Listado Norteño (Mephitis mephitis)Observ.
ollertonDescripción
Striped skunk moving backward, right to left, in a defensive posture.
@jim_carretta
@beartracker
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Perros, Lobos, Chacales Y Zorros (Familia Canidae)Observ.
paultheplantpalDescripción
This is just a placeholder, I have no clue!
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Liebres Y Conejos (Familia Leporidae)Observ.
garth_harwoodDescripción
Note faint chevron of fur impressions in the heelpad area. Very close to an equally fresh rabbit trail (see last image.)
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Puma (Puma concolor)Observ.
cougarmagicDescripción
Scat was dense, with fine rodent or rabbit fur, no large bone fragments. No grass or seeds. Light scraping of soil underneath.
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Puma (Puma concolor)Observ.
cassasauresrexDescripción
Adult AND juvenile mountain lion tracks going to and from the river!
Earth Native tracking trip at BBNP
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Zorrillo Listado Norteño (Mephitis mephitis)Observ.
jim_carrettaDescripción
ID for the smaller tracks. Larger tracks are raccoon.
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Observ.
j_berardDescripción
Following snowshoe hare tracks
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Zorrillo Manchado Occidental (Spilogale gracilis)Observ.
jim_carrettaDescripción
Medium confidence. Not the clearest track, but I think sufficient detail is here. Two proximal pads are visible. Five, stubby digits, spaced close together, claw marks visible. Right front? @beartracker @ollerton
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Puma (Puma concolor)Observ.
jim_carrettaDescripción
All 4 feet are visible, arranged in a compact, trapezoidal pattern. Tracks were only a few feet away from wire fence, facing directly away from wire and post fence. We thought initially cat jumped fence and landed compactly here. But the toes of the front tracks are not splayed, so perhaps it was merely crouched here. Nothing at the site indicated it had to have come from the other side of the fence. We failed to check fence top for hairs.
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Oso Negro Americano (Ursus americanus)Observ.
eliloftisDescripción
Property owners are seeing an increase in black bear activity after clearing a portion of the nearby development.
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Correcaminos Norteño (Geococcyx californianus)Observ.
jim_carrettaDescripción
Knife = 10 cm (4 in)
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Sapos Norteamericanos (Género Anaxyrus)Observ.
jim_carrettaDescripción
Knife = 10 cm (4 in)
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