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Cotovia-Ocidental (Sturnella neglecta)Observador
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First impression: grackle or thrasher. Many tracks In a weedy dune sand environment, where we would expect Meadowlark. No water for miles makes great tailed grackle unlikely here in the Sonoran desert. Appeared to have been a flock, which is more fitting of Meadowlark than thrasher. All gaits were a walk… no running. Poppele and Elbroch compare Meadowlark tracks to Thrasher, magpie and grackle.
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Lobo (Canis lupus)Observador
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Tracks of 5-6 animals in fresh sn
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Lobo (Canis lupus)Observador
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Next to my foot and my dog's track
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Cangambá-de-Capuz (Mephitis macroura)Observador
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Witnessed. Measurements in observation fields.
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Género GlaucomysObservador
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My phone was having a white and gold dress moment.
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Quati-de-Nariz-Branco (Nasua narica)Observador
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Male (large, solo) traveling perpendicular across a wash. Measurements in observation fields.
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Porco-Espinho-Norte-Americano (Erethizon dorsatum)Observador
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Porcupine home? Any mammal feces enthusiasts out there?
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Lince-Pardo (Lynx rufus)Observador
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Knife is about 4.5 inches long.
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Género SigmodonObservador
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Found a few feet from Waters edge near pond off Colorado River. Very moist, wetland habitat. Many feeding stations and or burrows under rushes. Measurements in observation fields.
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Falcão-Peregrino (Falco peregrinus)Observador
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Sighting of peregrine falcon and its tracks and scat. Tracks and scat confirmed by seeing the bird.
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Felídeos (Família Felidae)Observador
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In photo 3, mountain lion tracks on left, bobcat on right.
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Nutria (Myocastor coypus)Observador
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I originally took these photos because they had raccoons, but there are apparently nutria in there as well. And muskrat?
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Raposa-Anã (Vulpes macrotis)Observador
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The front and hind of a kit fox. As appears to often be the case in loose sand, these were a bit obscured.
Likely due to the furry feet and reduced pads.
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Spilogale gracilisObservador
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Molds of feet of a road-killed animal.
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Ovelha (Ovis aries)Observador
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These tracks were a mystery at this wilderness location until...look carefully at last image.
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Burro (Equus asinus)Observador
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Unusual coloration. Saw two groups of these all black burros.
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Calhandra-Cornuda (Eremophila alpestris)Observador
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Horned lark tracks found near the top of an exposed sand dune.
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Raposa-Cinzenta (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)Observador
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One scat deposited by gray fox on 10/5/19. The second scat was deposited, over-marking the first one, on 10/9/19. Note: First scat got stepped on when I had visitors, but it's the same as shown in the first photo. The second one is the darker one made of grape seeds and husks. First one is manzanita berries.
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Furão (Neogale frenata)Observador
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Scat and urine mark. Image 3 shows general area for habitat context.
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Furão (Neogale frenata)Observador
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Scat of a long-tailed weasel living inside a hay shed in the mountains above Twisp.
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Veado-de-Rabo-Preto (Odocoileus hemionus ssp. columbianus)Observador
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And finally one more nearby tree getting scratched up. Please see other observations of scratching, scat and deer to help me figure out what was doing all of this.
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Puma (Puma concolor)Observador
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Tracks and urination spot. Loop Trail north of Fairbank Historical Townsite. San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area.
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Esquilo-vermelho Americano (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus)Observador
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Douglas Fir Cone and Cone "Skeleton" Showing what is left after a squirrel removes the bracts and eats the seeds https://inaturalist.ca/observations/20793452
