thompsonmark23's Identifications
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jnschultzDescrição
Seed clippings cached in sagebrush. Difficult to get photos of but it was in multiple spots on this sagebrush and intentionally vs. natural buildup.
Fotos / Sons
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Texugo-Americano (Taxidea taxus)Observador
rlrich3Descrição
Tracks near two holes (likely foraging behavior)
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Lebre-Americana (Lepus americanus)Observador
rholmes925Descrição
no confirmed evidence on iNat of snowshoe hare in this area yet (lowlands, away from the mountains). First time encountering these tracks in this area
Fotos / Sons
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Salamandras e Tritões (Ordem Caudata)Observador
rholmes925Descrição
Salamander / lizard. found under bridge. Long trail, consistent front and hind prints in pairs on either side of trail. Tail / body drag consistent and fairly straight. Trail width about 1.5"
Fotos / Sons
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Narceja-de-Wilson (Gallinago delicata)Observador
rholmes925Descrição
strong metatarsal registering, probing holes extensive, no partial webbing showing. Snipe? I initially thought yellowlegs because I believe their tracks are more common in this area, but now thinking snipe is a better match
Fotos / Sons
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Sapos, Rãs e Relas (Ordem Anura)Observador
gvnmnsnDescrição
Tracks leading across sandy beach between forested dune and water line. Nocturnal animal.
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Carnívoros (Ordem Carnivora)Observador
adrienneaDescrição
Scat with intestines in it??
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Maçaricos, Narcejas e Afins (Família Scolopacidae)Observador
rholmes925Descrição
Seems large for spotted sandpiper and small for yellowlegs. Tracks measuring about 1 and 1/8 inches. Webbing present between toes 3 and 4. I believe hallux is present and registering occasionally. Poor photos of suspected bird in photos 2 and 3. Bird was walking / stepping slowly through shallow water.
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Porco-Espinho-Norte-Americano (Erethizon dorsatum)Observador
rholmes925Descrição
tail / quill drag, tracks present but really faint
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