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Once you have some of the basics down, it will be much easier to identify a handful of wildlife tracks. Just look at how different (and interesting) some of these tracks are. All of these animals are found in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor.
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Be attentive to other clues around you to indicate what animal the track might belong to. For example, is there scat, fur, or feathers near it? How old is the track or animal evidence? How degraded is the track or is it super fresh? Look for clues that give you an idea of species; leading toe, claws/no claws, is there a tail drag mark? There are lot of things to help you determine the animal that made the track… work … Read More