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heatherwitch · 4 months

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Black-tailed Prairie Dog + Squirrel

American Beaver

Coyote + Grouse

Coyote + American Robin

Grouse

#animal tracks #animal tracking #wildlife tracks #wildlife tracking #track and sign

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wildlifetracker · 11 months

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A Japanese Macaque (Snow Monkey) and it's tracks

#japan #japanese wildlife #snow monkey #monkey #primates #mammals #wildlife #nature #nature photography #wildlife tracking #asia #tracks #mine

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hikayaking · 2 years

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Whenever I track wolves and follow their paths through the wilderness, I am reminded of their intelligence, discipline and commitment to each other. It is always an awe inspiring, humbling experience.

#drawing #illustration #sketchbook #wildlife art #nature #wolf #wildlife tracking #my art

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cat-hesarose · 2 years

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I emailed the completed versions from this commission to my friend as “quollity PNGs”

#eastern quoll #wildlife tracking #wildlife monitoring #my art #marker and pencil #multimedia #transparent image #fawn morph #quoll #australian wildlife #commissions #spotty bebbe

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cgandrews3 · 19 days

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scienceforthefuture · 1 year

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Wildlife Biology, 2019

Wildlife biology is an exciting field that continues to make new discoveries every year. In 2019, researchers made several significant discoveries that shed new light on the behavior, ecology, and conservation of various species. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the most important discoveries in wildlife biology in 2019 and their implications. One of the most significant discoveries in…

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#artificial intelligence #blue whales #camera traps #climate change #giant panda #International Union for the Conservation of Nature #IUCN #song birds #wildlife #wildlife tracking

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shadyufo · 2 months

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Bobcat & Coyote tracks

#nature #wildlife #animal tracks #animal sign #coyote tracks #bobcat tracks #tracks

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riverwindphotography · 10 months

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A Grizzly Bear left tracks along the north shore of Yellowstone Lake

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#original photographers #yellowstone national park #wildlife #grizzly bear tracks #nature

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welldigger62 · 3 months

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I was just outside in this 10F degree weather thinking how nice 20 degrees would feel 🤣. I think these crabapples on the tree are past their prime. What do you guys think?

It looks like the local wildlife are still doing okay, I got critter tracks all over the place. Happy Saturday my fellow tumblrs.

#michigan #nature #country #cold #winter #critter tracks #wildlife #photographers on tumblr #original photography #original photographers #pure michigan

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rebeccathenaturalist · 1 month

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It’s Tell a Friend Friday!

Please enjoy this photo I took of the hoofprint of a Columbian black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus).

Then tell someone you know about my work–you can reblog this post, or send it to someone you think may be interested in my natural history writing, classes, and tours, as well as my upcoming book, The Everyday Naturalist: How to Identify Animals, Plants, and Fungi Wherever You Go. Here’s where I can be found online:

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#track #animal tracks #tracking #nature #wildlife #deer #black-tailed deer #mule deer #mammals #scicomm #science communication #ecology #environment #conservation #science #animals #science education

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theemeraldforesthideout · 1 year

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Ground Angel

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heatherwitch · 5 months

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Bobcat

Elk + Moose

Red Squirrel + Snowshoe Hare

Ruffed Grouse + Pileated Woodpecker

After wandering (and driving) 25 miles of logging roads I stumbled upon this mountain goat herd! I had no idea they were in this area (only 5 miles from my house as the crow flies).

#I LOVE finding tracks or spotting animals and feeling my world view expand a little bit #especially here where I’ve lived in this region for two years so it’s become easier to make assumptions but I still have so much to learn!#animal tracks #animal tracking #wildlife tracks #wildlife tracking #track and sign

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wildlifetracker · 3 months

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Red fox and red squirrel tracks

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hikayaking · 19 days

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When I go bushwacking to explore the wilderness, I don't just randomly pick my way through the trees. I find and follow game trails. They are an efficient way to find alternative routes through the land and often bring me to some really cool places I know I wouldn't have found any other way.

The trick to tracking or following wildlife is not to try and follow step by step. You start by trying to get a sense of how the animal will move through the landscape and then look for movement patterns on the ground. The bottom photo shows two such game trails. I followed the one on the right because it gave better clearance.

Then you look for verifications that you are indeed on a good game trail either through scat (technical term for poop) or confirming one or two tracks. The top photo on the right shows sign of deer and the top photo on the left shows the V shape of a deer track in the moss.

Then, to make sure I don't get lost, I make sure I have a major reference point - it could be a distant mountain, the edge of a hill, the position of the sun - to make sure I don't drift into an area where I could get lost. While I also have a compass and a map, I prefer to feel my way through the land as it is a good way to build confidence in your own innate sense of direction and awareness. It means you'll know how to move even if something happens to your map, compass or GPS device.

Once you do this for awhile, a whole new world begins to open up as you start to really see the life in the forest. You realize how much movement is actually going on, including the dance between predators and prey. It's not unusual, in the right places, to come across the tracks of wolves following deer, which of course, is a whole new story of its own.

#hiking #wildlife tracking #tips #outdoors

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sharpshotnature · 3 months

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Sharpshot Nature .Com 02427-tod-041661 Snow [Reblog from 2023]

Canon PowerShot - ƒ/9 1/320 4.5mm ISO100 - Lake Elmo Park Reserve, MN Please help spread the content! View the entire gallery - https://sharpshotnature.com

#sharpshotnature #snow #sky #cloud #tree #bark #branch #stick #twig #leaf #grass #plant #tracks #winter #nature #naturephotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #photography

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nature-scares-me · 4 months

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My favorite thing about fresh snow is seeing all the wildlife tracks and realizing how much activity is going on around you when you're not looking.

#oh how i would love to see those cute little rodents :(#from the second pic #animal tracks #wildlife tracks #forest #ukraine

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