Animal presence and footprints
Winter is THE season to try and identify animal footprints in the snow or in the mud. Here below, a few examples.
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Woodpeckers drill dead trees to eat insects. - 5000 slideright true 30 bottom 40
Squirrel : the rear paws land in front of the fore paws. - 5000 slideright true 30 bottom 40
Heron: about 15 cm/ 6 in long. - 5000 slideright true 30 bottom 40
Marten - 5000 slideright true 30 bottom 40
Fox: the sharpness of the claws is typical. - 5000 slideright true 30 bottom 40
Hare: the rear paws land in front of the fore paws and often design a Y. - 5000 slideright true 60 bottom 40
Red deer : about 8-9 cm / 3 in long for a male.
Tags: Birds, Deers, footprints, Mammals, Winter
[News // Tips] - [by Wild Lights on January 22, 2012]
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