We crossed a few of these small brooks.
Coyote and deer tracks. Probably a major crossing for most of the animals.
The roads are still a mess in some places and another blizzard could hit on Tuesday.
Get on your bike and ride
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Animal Tracking
We saw and ad in the paper for a group that would be identifying animal tracks. It sounded like something we would like to try. We did and it was ok. But we did get a good hike and were also able to test our arctic wear. (It was really cold).
Follow the person in front of you.
We crossed a few of these small brooks.
Coyote and deer tracks. Probably a major crossing for most of the animals.
The roads are still a mess in some places and another blizzard could hit on Tuesday.
We crossed a few of these small brooks.
Coyote and deer tracks. Probably a major crossing for most of the animals.
The roads are still a mess in some places and another blizzard could hit on Tuesday.
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With the exception that the snowbanks are smaller, those pictures look like what is outsdie in my dooryard also.Animal tracks are cool. I like finding ones in the spring in the mud though. They are more defined usually, but harder to spot. Do you have Fishers down there? Their tracks are really interesting.
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