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Perros, Lobos, Chacales Y Zorros Familia CanidaeObserv.
connlindajoDescripción
Took a stroll around the place before tonight's predicted rain and high wind.
Track in drying sand at tank. Appeared to be feline to me.
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Perro Doméstico Canis familiarisObserv.
kimcwrenDescripción
A series of tracks that cross the ice, continue along the side of the pond and up the bank, and seem to converge where there is scat and urine. These are in soft old snow approx 2' deep.
Mitten: 8.5'L x 4.5'W
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Puercoespín Norteamericano Erethizon dorsatumObserv.
brucenDescripción
Bark of 1.5 in. diam. breast height feral Garden Pear (Pyrus communis) in wet Oregon Ash (Fraxinus latifolia) forest, about 4 to 6 feet above ground level.
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Perros, Lobos, Chacales Y Zorros Familia CanidaeObserv.
connlindajoDescripción
Took a stroll around the place before tonight's predicted rain and high wind.
Track in drying sand at tank. Appeared to be feline to me.
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Ardilla Roja Americana Tamiasciurus hudsonicusObserv.
jshapiroDescripción
Incisor feeding on youngish white pine cambium, ranging from 12-72” off ground. No obvious associated tracks. Pictures show very fresh sign with bark chips below (less than a week based on snowfall history), sign from earlier this fall or winter, and sign from years past with heavy pitch covering. At least six examples working quarter mile square area.
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Cuervos, Urracas, Charas, Arrendajos Y Cascanueces Familia CorvidaeObserv.
fedor_kondrachukDescripción
???
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Ardillas Voladoras Género GlaucomysObserv.
davidenriqueDescripción
My phone was having a white and gold dress moment.
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Castor Americano Castor canadensisObserv.
baxter-slyeDescripción
Marks on only the Ash trees
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Oso Negro Americano Ursus americanusObserv.
mnharrisDescripción
This is another one from long ago. These prints in the dry irrigation canal outside the library in Hamilton look like they could be bear prints...and it certainly is an area where bears go, But the gait doesn't make sense, there are two prints and they are widely separated. I wanted to submit it anyway, though.
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Perros, Lobos, Chacales Y Zorros Familia CanidaeObserv.
kimcwrenDescripción
On a heavily used trail along the Mississippi river bluffs. Mitten is 8.5' L x 4.5' W. @jonpoppele I thought fox?
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Zorrita del Desierto Vulpes macrotisObserv.
thunefeldDescripción
1-2-1 lope. Group length 12.5 (Elbroch: 16-20 for GF & 15-19.5 for KF). Stride 8” (Elbroch lope strides: 15-22 for GF & 5-9 for KF)
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Perro Doméstico Canis familiarisObserv.
beartrackerDescripción
Dog tracks - overstep walk gait
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Perro Doméstico Canis familiarisObserv.
kimcwrenDescripción
Observed in an area of human traffic.
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Rata Gris Asiática Rattus norvegicusObserv.
kimcwrenDescripción
I did not have a scale to demonstrate size of tracks. Rock in picture #4 is approx 6” in length
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Rata Gris Asiática Rattus norvegicusObserv.
kimcwrenDescripción
I did not have a scale to demonstrate size of tracks. Rock in picture #4 is approx 6” in length
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Zorro Rojo Vulpes vulpesObserv.
markeriksonDescripción
Red fox climbing @8 foot high dead fall overlooking service road.
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Tribu SoriciniObserv.
kimcwrenDescripción
I recorded this prior to learning about proper and useful ways of recording tracks. Apologies for lack of scale, context, etc.
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