Learning how to identify animal tracks will help you understand what animals live nearby, how they use the area, what they eat, and more.

Birds leave tracks and then vanish without a trace as they fly away. Knowing how an animal moves helps identify the tracks left behind. This is true year-round but especially in the winter.

Chris Wellens, of the Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center in Laconia, shows how to identify animal tracks in the winter.

During the program, participants will be taught how to identify animal tracks and to hone their observational skills in order to recognize the subtle clues that animals leave behind, district ...

One of the Dayton Metropark’s ranger is giving a lesson in different animal tracks and tea Come learn about the different animal tracks and signs left behind in the snow! In this video, we can ...

The team of researchers was able to identify 20 further animal species in the animal tracks, ranging from bushpig, buffalo, monkey and caracal to various different types of antelopes (duiker ...

Join Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff at Pictograph Cave State Park to learn how to identify animal tracks in the snow and make your own plaster track.

Find an Indiana wildlife track identification book or website to help you identify the animal you are tracking. Some animal tracks are more common to spot in Indiana, and here are some examples: Deer: ...

My go-to for animal track identification is Paul Rezendes’ classic “Tracking and the Art of Seeing: How to Read Animal Tracks and Signs.” What’s great about this book is that in addition ...

The team of researchers was able to identify 20 further animal species in the animal tracks, ranging from bushpig, buffalo, monkey and caracal to various different types of antelopes (duiker ...