Observaciones de mgarvie

Growing on the banks of the Eramosa River.

Curious shape to these photos, but I can't think what else it could be.

Tracks on my porch. The mouse was after the seeds that fell from my bird feeder.

First track a fair distance away from the nearest tree. Does the unusual pattern of tracks distinguish it from the Grey Squirrel?

Tracks led to wing pattern in snow showing where the bird took off.

Scat.

Tracks in deep snow with clear drag marks.

Tracks in deep snow crossing a frozen pond.

Tracks in deep snow in a forest near a pond. Late afternoon. Temperature -16 C.

Clear kill site. I followed the blood trail to the kill site. Drag marks of a rabbit? easy to see. The coyote tracks here are much larger, so assume it must a Red Fox (the only fox we have here).

Tracks in the mud of a new bulldozed road in the south end of Guelph.

Tracks in the mud of a new bulldozed road in the south end of Guelph. On a previous visit I saw Killdeer on the same road. You can see the toe ridges in a couple of tracks and claws.

Tracks in the mud of a new bulldozed road in the south end of Guelph. On a previous visit I saw a Striped Skunk in the same area.

This insect crawled across the path at the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre.