Armadillo Foraging Dig (1Apr2022)
Note the tail marks. Some confuse this with hog, but hog dig over a wider area and tear up the earth more.
Note the tail marks. Some confuse this with hog, but hog dig over a wider area and tear up the earth more.
Yes. The law, and the desire to protect birds and to protect the ecology we humans need to survive and thrive, says to keep feathers in the environment. By the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918, there was an “establishment of a Federal prohibition, unless permitted by regulations, to ‘pursue, hunt, take, capture, kill, attempt …
The Featherbase: a great site for IDing feathers. As they say: Since the 20th century, scientific ornithology has been closely linked to the conservation of birds. The study of feathers is a factor that is often overlooked. In museums, the majority of their bird skin collections are archived, stored away in drawers under lock and …
A great resource for bird tracks, sign, and feather ID is the Bird Tracks and Signs Database on iNaturalist. Post observations. Get feedback from experts. Peruse to study and learn.
A great resource for tracks is also the North American Animal Tracks Database on iNaturalist. Post observations. Get feedback from experts. Peruse to study and learn.
Either Fox Squirrel or Eastern Grey Squirrel.
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