Not sure what these sort of "dash" like marks are. Perhaps snake. Looks like they were made, then the tide got them wet and softened their shape, perhaps. @beartracker
@beartracker What do you think? Thank you!
These mouse tracks are in the mud surrounding a storm drain entrance. It recently rained.
These tracks were spotted by @beartracker in the background of a post I made here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/202313201
Next to woodrat tracks: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/231862708
These tracks are in the mud surrounding a storm drain entrance. It recently rained.
These tracks were spotted by @beartracker in the background of a post I made here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/202313201
Next to mouse tracks: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/231516171
Various angles of the paw print!
Kill site. Plucked atop large log in dense forest.
Gray fox feeding sign on unripe apples. Nightly visits to orchard captured on camera. They only leave the pits with stone fruit.
Certainly not something you see every day in Marin county
Bear in an oak tree. Probably dispersing young male from Sonoma County. Found bear scat on a trail in Olema Valley back in April.
Look, I know this is likely not a bear. It’s so unlikely there’s a bear here. Someone please correct me. Coyote? Dog that got into something? It was quite large- about 6” across and each piece 1”+ wide.
Black bear scat
Beach poop :)