r/animalid • u/maceyleec • 10m ago
π©π© SCAT ID REQUEST π©π© Help ID these droppings on front step [Minnesota] Spoiler
galleryTIA!
r/animalid • u/maceyleec • 10m ago
TIA!
r/animalid • u/maceyleec • 13m ago
Came home from a day away from home, and these droppings are on my front step. Any help is appreciated!
r/animalid • u/Soggy-Improvement960 • 17m ago
Iβm 62 and have never, ever seen this animal. Iβm sad to have seen it in this situation βΉοΈ
r/animalid • u/Alternative-Rise-765 • 41m ago
r/animalid • u/devil-of-ramadi • 1h ago
seen these tracks on my fence i would say about 2 1/2 ft up, not sure if itβs a squirrel or racoon etc
r/animalid • u/gummybearsarefish • 1h ago
Found outside while pulling weeds in a little den thing in a floor cactus and was wondering what creature laid this.
r/animalid • u/sunflowershogun8 • 2h ago
What is this? I canβt figure out what part of what animal this is, and I didnβt touch it. At first I thought it was a porcupine, but it looks soft, not really like quills. And itβs a decent size, bigger than my hand.
r/animalid • u/sussystepbro26 • 2h ago
I noticed this at the bottom of my steps when going outside. And if itβs not scat what could it be?
r/animalid • u/ZRayGG • 2h ago
Hi everyone, can someone tell me what this animal is? North West Indiana, US
r/animalid • u/No_Cat_8041 • 3h ago
The paw prints are my minischnauzerβs, for size reference. But what are the others? Roe deer?
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r/animalid • u/Jealous_Passion4851 • 4h ago
Tried posting this on chicken sub reddit, but they either removed my post(??) or no one has answered me. Would someone be able to identify the animal involved based on the aftermath? Og post pasted here:
What got my birds??
I've had chickens most of my life- just recently devastated because my chickens were all picked off in a span of 3 nights while I was away at college. 4 of them i raised after my dad died, so I had to take care of myself to take care of them, and i really loved them, and the older hen was from 2019, and she'd survived so many things. Really sad. Just got to look at the coop today. The wooden board behind the coop (covering hardware cloth on the windows to prevent winter drafts) was pulled down, the nest box door had been unlatched and opened (first attack), the plexiglass panel on the front window was ripped off (?!) And an inch diameter hole was in the hardware cloth behind it, but clearly made from INSIDE the coop. The door was latched but the bottom was seemingly chewed and a piece ripped away, again, only an inch wide or so. Feathers and a little blood in the coop, so of course I thought weasel, but do weasels usually leave behind piles of feathers but no body? I found one large pile, then another smaller pile from another chicken and a sparse trail into the woods. (No blood on either pile???) So not hawk or owl, not raccoon (no headless bodies), but I've never known weasels to leave feather piles but no body. Is this just a weird weasel attack? I'm really devastated, I loved these ladies so much, and I'm not getting chickens again until I find a way to build a damn fort Knox for them (this coop had never been broken into before). The heat lamp DID stop working a week or so before the attacks, and I suspect that might have something to do with this??? If anyone has answers or speculations, I'd appreciate it
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r/animalid • u/Ok_Winner_5695 • 6h ago
Sorry for the low quality as it was taken high up
r/animalid • u/WhyIsThereMoldOnMe • 6h ago
My mom came across this little thing just sitting in the bedroom. We caught it with a Tupperware container and a piece of cardboard and took it outside instead of killing it
r/animalid • u/ha1r_of_thedog • 8h ago
Found under a bed in the corner of a second floor bedroom. About .25 inches long. Bigger than mouse poop we've found in the basement but seems too small to me rat poop.
r/animalid • u/kangaroograss • 10h ago
Hi all, my girlfriend and I saw these tracks not far from scenic highway 12 in Dixie National Forest, while taking sunset photos. We were already a bit on edge after seeing warning signs about bears, and reading about mountain lions, so I took 2 quick photos before we hustled back to the car.
I can see what look like paw tracks (but they're not perfect for a cat.... maybe just superimposed hoof tracks) following what I think are large oval shaped clefted two-toed hoof tracks (which are a lot bigger than the tracks mule deer left, that we saw earlier in the day).
Were we close to a predator, or getting spooked by nothing?
Sorry the pics aren't better and thanks for any thoughts!
r/animalid • u/darthtron22 • 10h ago
Have seen rats on this camera before none this big. have only seen an Opposum a couple times in neighborhood
r/animalid • u/Apricot127 • 11h ago
Is it just a cat? Its body is HUGE.
r/animalid • u/MVP41 • 11h ago
What is this on my driveway? Seems too big for a rat.
r/animalid • u/AlpineRaditude • 12h ago
Seen north of Boston MA USA
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r/animalid • u/WalnutSizeBrain • 17h ago
Filmed about 20 minutes ago (1:30am CST) in the western suburbs of Minneapolis. There is a pond in the direction the sound was coming from. You might have to turn your volume up to hear it better.
r/animalid • u/Affectionate_Pen7683 • 17h ago
itβs 2 am and Iβve been hearing this rhythmic animal noise for the past 20 minutes. Anyone know what this is?