Identificaciones de rholmes925
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Nutria de Río Norteamericana (Lontra canadensis)Autor
wendy5Descripción
River Otter tracks-- feet and tail dragged down the center-- on the beach. I'd never seen this before, but we found three like this in the sand during a minus tide.
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Metoritos (Género Microtus)Autor
firecraftnwDescripción
Vole girdling / feeding on sapling sign paired with scat / latrine.
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Zopilote Aura (Cathartes aura)Autor
rlrich3Descripción
Several birds in a fine mud patch. With coyote and American robin. The last photo shows a likely landing spot, with paired feet and some double registering claws and hallux from shifting weight in the slick substrate.
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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)Autor
firecraftnwDescripción
Hind foot track
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Nutria de Río Norteamericana (Lontra canadensis)Autor
rainy37Descripción
River otter tracks
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Calandria Cejas Naranjas (Icterus bullockii)Autor
thompsonmark23Descripción
Watched them in the nest all season, and then the tree came down. Note tying down of Big Leaf Maple flower stalks and use of plastic tarp strands.
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Búhos, Lechuzas Y Tecolotes (Orden Strigiformes)Autor
tkoffelDescripción
Not sure on that one. Bones look like rodents jaw bones... squirrels? Last pictures shows some white droppings found in the same area.
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Lince Americano (Lynx rufus)Autor
lranderDescripción
About 2-2.5 inches from top to bottom of track, no claw marks in track. Followed tracks along trail for a bit before it continued off trail into the woods.
We were the first people along this trail that day, so we were the only set of human feet prints, so less likely it’s just a dog.
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Ratas Cambalacheras (Género Neotoma)Autor
chyropteraDescripción
Scat
Size possibly woodrat
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Felinos (Familia Felidae)Autor
spike_spiegel9Descripción
Looking for good explanations of cat vs dog. Print size is 2+ inches in width.
See 2nd picture for close up.
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Perro Doméstico (Canis familiaris)Autor
shaedeeDescripción
In wetland that is periodically inundated. Sometimes it is muddy and sometimes a hard walking surface so I believe the variation in tracks is due to substrate and not other canids (but I have not ruled domesticated dogs completely out). Animals are traveling along this path in brush in a straight path.
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