nateharvey's Identifications

Deer mouse bound on top of the track of an eastern cottontail.

The tracks of a deer mouse using a bound.

Found under the bridge.

The tracks of a large mink. My guess is a male, judging by the size of the tracks.

Observed on our monthly wildlife walk: http://wp.me/pt0Pq-ND

Tracks found on the edge of a pond. Clear indications of exploratory holes.

Individual tracks 1 1/4" wide, straddle, 3 1/4" wide. Possibly the same animal from:
http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/550997

Mink

At stream crossing and snowmobile bridge. Direct register. 13Lx6-12W. 80-95cm stride. Other tracks indistinct. Blackberry, moose maple type shrubs around.

very top of mountain

Pocket knife is 10cm long.

recent scat and one foot depression

We came across this moose and his mate quite unexpectedly just as we got out of our car. They ignored us and disappeared almost silently down a steep bank to a wooded stream.

Approximately 10cm long by 15cm wide. 80cm shown on tape measure. Tracks found on snowmobile trail. Nearby snowmobile trail post shows wear from bear chewing, scratching, and rubbing.

4 pads. No nails. Large metacarpel. 5Lx5w cm. Right side track, but not sure if front or rear. In trail. No other print. Heading north. Other tracks nearby include deer and possible turkey.

I hope I got this one identified correctly this time!

The first beaver tracks I have found on the South Fork Eel River in the past 20 years. Location is just above the confluence of the main Eel River. Tracks found under the Highway 101 bridge.

Found under the bridge.

Length 4.5cm, Width 4cm, Stride 53cm
Fur visible. Observed on snowmobile trail near farm and stream.

Scat dia about 1cm. 2-3cm long. Very fibrous and dry. At enterance to small cave behind broken rock.

At stream crossing and snowmobile bridge. Direct register. 13Lx6-12W. 80-95cm stride. Other tracks indistinct. Blackberry, moose maple type shrubs around.

doe and young