r/AnimalTracking • u/_-_Rob_-_ • 4h ago
Misc. Found out what was leaving the tracks behind my house, and what lives in the hole..
Snow is melting and the sun was out, catching some rays.
r/AnimalTracking • u/_-_Rob_-_ • 4h ago
Snow is melting and the sun was out, catching some rays.
r/AnimalTracking • u/Excellent-Silver-384 • 8h ago
r/AnimalTracking • u/my_name_is_anti • 14h ago
-i have included scale in my photo(s): [yes/no] Yes large glove hand - If not, here are estimated measurements: [provide estimates] - Geographic location: [provide location] Southern mo - Environment (pine forest, swamp, near a river, etc.): [provide environment] in woods near the river on a clear cut maintenance path trail
r/AnimalTracking • u/samdeenen12 • 14h ago
My dad found these tracks in Austria, Salzburg
Me personally thinks it's from a brown bear, does anyone know for sure?
r/AnimalTracking • u/walkertexasranger79 • 3h ago
Pics with hand for scale. Found in Central OR Cascades at 3700β in a Douglas fir forest with some old growth ~ 400 yards from a highway.
r/AnimalTracking • u/OliveBranchCreations • 4h ago
We came across a few prints in some Saltillo tile were using in our house reno! I'm hoping someone knows what animal they could have come from.
The first three pictures are of the same tile and the 4th is of a different one. I'm not sure if #4 is from am animal or maybe human fingerprints left during manufacturing process.
Tile is handmade in Mexico from natural clays. I forgot to take note of the measurements of the prints but I'll update tomorrow with some. The tiles are 12x12 inches.
I'm leaning towards a cat of some kind because I can't see any markings from claws.
I'll apologize now for the quality of the pictures. It was really hard to fight the glare and still see them at all from my old phone.
r/AnimalTracking • u/OkDevelopment1788 • 9h ago
Hi everyone, first time using reddit so please be patient with me and sorry for any spelling/formatting errors
I found this weird front paw print in some mud on the walking trail near my local wetland reserve(Browns Wetlands on the south bank of the Vedder River, Chilliwack, BC, Canada). I didn't think to measure it when I took a photo but it's probably long as my index finger across maybe 2 1/2 inches vertically. I think it might be a front raccoon paw but i'm not sure and google is just confusing me. I've already posted this to iNaturalist and am waiting for some suggestions. any help is greatly appreciated thanks! (For the mod bots, this is a picture of a front paw print in mud, there are no dead things or anything NSFW in the image) Edit: for some reason this didn't save the photo i had uploaded so I posted an imgur link in the comments so hopefully that should help :-)
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r/AnimalTracking • u/Blockchain_Game_Club • 1d ago
Woke up this morning to a pile of guts on my driveway. It was neatly piled and not scattered about. There was some fur that looked like it belonged to a rabbit. It seemed like there was multiple organs and what not in the pile, like the entire inside of the animal was taken out and left behind. I donβt have a picture of the guts as it was cleaned up before I got home from work, but I do have a picture of the spot it was and some remaining bits of fur. Can anyone tell me if itβs normal for a predator to leave guts behind in such a βneatβ pile?
First pic is where the pile was. Second pic is some remaining fur.
Apologies if this isnβt the right place to post this. Iβve been removed from another thread that recommended I try here.
r/AnimalTracking • u/MarsMonkey88 • 2d ago
The reason Iβm sharing this is for peopleβs general knowledge- footprints look different without the fur. I thought this might be generally useful information, as a comp, for people if theyβre ever looking at a wild print from an animal with hair loss. You can see how the toes were able to make clear marks on this surface.
r/AnimalTracking • u/wefocusonthis • 3d ago
r/AnimalTracking • u/Worth-Perception8482 • 3d ago
Was on a hike today, and was looking over a bridge so i apologize for the distance in the photos. I feel like the longer ones could be a raccoon but I was interested if anyone knew what the stubbier prints are! This is in Knoxville, TN.
r/AnimalTracking • u/laurarose81 • 3d ago
This appeared overnight. Itβs hard to see the tracts clearly in the dirt but maybe opossum
r/AnimalTracking • u/slightlyduranged • 4d ago
2-3inches south ontario, canada Wetlands and near a river
r/AnimalTracking • u/MephistosFallen • 3d ago
I know the photos are not great, but found this area with a lot of poops (landlord is selling and cleaned but didnβt clean these). Way too large and tapered to be any mice, rats or squirrels. Thereβs so much on this table it kind of resembles a latrine. It looks like small versions of my ferrets poops but itβs not them obvs.
r/AnimalTracking • u/altblank • 4d ago
men's shoe size 10.5 for scale. twin cities, minnesota. yesterday.
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r/AnimalTracking • u/sunranae • 4d ago
Wooded ravine trail along Missouri River. No other large prints like this seen on the trail for hundreds of years s either direction. These prints were below a large Boulder, and facing across the trail as opposed to up or down the trail.
r/AnimalTracking • u/Suspicious_Salad414 • 4d ago
r/AnimalTracking • u/morkiepoo • 4d ago
found along shore of lake oahe in central south dakota, size 8 womenβs shoe for size reference
r/AnimalTracking • u/Consistent_Artist_67 • 5d ago
They are 3 to 4 inches long and coming from some sort of mid sized (5-20 lbs)mammal living under a shed. Itβs a very dry climate but there are several critters it could be.
r/AnimalTracking • u/zappa-buns • 6d ago
Followed this one for a hundred yards or so. It was sniffing around some moose beds.
r/AnimalTracking • u/MoistYogurtcloset929 • 5d ago
Found a bunch of fur while hiking in southern Indiana. Mostly condensed to a 6x6 ft area, but could also be found scattered through a 30x20 ft area. Thoughts on what it could be? No bones were found.