Animal Tracks and Sign Photo Gallery by ??!! at pbase.com

Animal Tracks and Sign

This gallery contains the tracks of the animals of New England. I've tried to identify the tracks to the best of my ability but I'm by no means an expert. For a definitive source on tracking I recommend "Tracking & the Art of Seeing: How to Read Animal Tracks and Sign" by Paul Rezendes or "A Field Guide to Mammal Tracking in North America" by James Halfpenny. If you see an mislabled photos on my site, please leave a comment and I'll make corrections. Thanks.

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Wild Turkey	Fisher	Great Blue Heron	Eastern Coyote	unknown_botr.jpg
Pileated Woodpecker Holes	Unidentified Burrow	Unidentified Burrow	Unidentified Burrow	Damage From a Pileated Woodpecker
Damage From a Pileated Woodpecker	Deer Scrape	Eastern Coyote in Solf Mud	Eastern Coyote in Wet Snow	Chipmunk
Fisher (?)	Trail of a Striped Skunk	Striped Skunk	Eastern Cottontail Bounding	Canada Goose (closeup)
Canada Goose on Hard Snow	Canada Goose in Ice	River Otter Diving into Stream	Eastern Cottontail (?) in Soft Snow	Dark-eyed Junco
Possible Bobcat with Scale	Unknown in Soft Snow	Unknown	Red Fox with Scale	Red Fox in Soft Snow
Fisher in Hard Pack Snow	Fisher Tracks on Ice with a Light Snow Cover	Muskrat (?) Path to Lodge	Muskrat (?) Path to Lodge	Bobcat on Ice with Light Snow Cover
Bobcat on Ice with Light Snow Cover	Turkey Wing Imprint in Light Snow	Wild Turkey	Eastern Coyote in Hard Pack Snow	Otter Slide
Otter Slide	Otter Slide	Canine Tracks Along the Powerlines	Unknown Tracks (stride)	Unknown Tracks (with scale)
Unknown Tracks	Virginia Opossum in Fluffy Snow	Virginia Opossum in Fluffy Snow	Chipmunk?	Domestic Dog on Ice covered with Light Snow
Mouse Species	Mouse Species?	Red Squirrel	Gray Squirrel Bounding	Eastern Cottontail
Gray Squirrel in Light Snow	Eastern Coyote	Coati (stride)	Coati (with scale)	Coati in Hardened Mud
Unidentified	Deer Mouse Trail in Sand	Deer Mouse Track with Scale	Long-tailed Weasel (?)	Eastern Cottontail in Light Snow
Common Muskrat in Mud	River Otter Hind Print with Scale	Small Bird (Junco?) in Light Snow	Bounding Stride of Fisher	Path of Fisher in Deep Snow
Eastern Coyote (Mud on Hard Snow)	Domestic Cat	Red Fox (left) and Domestic Cat (right)	Pileated Woodpecker Holes in Pine Tree	Red Squirrel Bounding in Deep Snow
River Otter Slide (Captive)	River Otter Slide	Birch Felled by a Beaver	Yellow-bellied Sapsucker Holes	Pileated Woodpecker Hole in Pine Tree
Damage from a Pileated Woodpecker	Damage from a Pileated Woodpecker	Pileated Woodpecker Nest Holes	Domestic Dog in Soft Mud	White-tailed Deer in Soft Mud
River Otter (?) with Visible Tail Drag	River Otter (?) Close up	Beaver Sign on Exposed Root	River Otter in Loose Sand	River Otter's Trail from the Water
River Otter in Loose Sand	Midden Pile (Close up)	Midden Pile	Unknown	Unknown (Close Up)
Midden Pile	White-tail Deer in Coarse Sand	Raccoon Tracks	Raccoon Tracks (Highlighted)	Raccoon Tracks in Mud
Common Muskrat	Fisher in Melting Snow	Bounding Gait of Fisher	Red Fox in Light Snow	Bird Attack (Owl sp?) in Medium Snow
Fisher Bounding thru Snow	Cottontail Rabbit in Light Snow	Wild Turkey (large track) in Packed Sand	Bobcat Tracks in Heavy Mud	Ground Bee Mound
Pupal Chamber of the Ribbed Pine Borer

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Guest		15-Dec-2016 17:39
Very helpful

John		01-Dec-2013 23:13
excellent collection...helpful resource, thanks

Tholzel		09-Feb-2013 17:54
I havew some excellent-quality paw prints in snow that look an awfully lot like a bobcat--which would be very unusual here in Litchfield, CT. How do I show them to this board?

Guest		29-Dec-2012 19:48
Guest (below) - we're not idiots. We just like to harvest our own organic foods the way our ancestors did. Idiots are those who rely solely on grocery stores to provide them with everything. Thanks for the site...simple to follow.

Tammy		01-Feb-2012 13:28
I am trying to identify what took two of my hens night before last. The ground was frozen that night but good and muddy last night. I found alot of tracks out there this morning. One appears to be a fox (small canine). I saw racoon tracks and one five toed track. What ever it was came in a pair because two hens were taken. All that was left was the feathers in two different clusters typical of the point where the culprit(s) stopped to get a good hold before taking off with theri catch.

Guest		16-Jan-2012 14:31
Thank you very much for this site! I am thrilled to find that we have wild turkeys living in the ravine behind the house. Who knows what else we'll find, now that the idiot who killed anything that moved has left the area.

Loren		01-Jan-2012 19:35
nice work

Wayupnorth!		29-Apr-2011 17:37
Was looking for Fisher foot prints, may have one coming to the house. Good collection. Thank-you.

larose forest photos		20-Feb-2010 03:41
Fabulous gallery of animals tracks. Very impressive. V

Canadian		03-Jan-2009 03:01
Absolutely fantastic and incredibly helpful! Thank you!

Martha		27-Dec-2006 16:22
Wonderful collection -- keep adding to it :-)

Mike Bishop		21-Dec-2006 22:01
great collection!!!

Guest		14-Jun-2006 00:26
Very cool! Thanks!!!!

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