Identificaciones de ollerton
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Rata Almizclera (Ondatra zibethicus)Observ.
hog_whispererDescripción
Muskrat tracks walking down the trail at Kehoe. Not a common observation in this area. Could use more ID’s.
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Ardillas Y Parientes (Familia Sciuridae)Observ.
thompsonmark23Descripción
Numerous digs and burrows. Streamside in sandy as well as rocky soil. Usually around the structure of boulders or root masses. No scats found outside burrows.
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Tlalcoyote (Taxidea taxus)Observ.
thompsonmark23Descripción
Entrance ~ 25 cm wide. Gray fox or coyote? Rocky soil. No claw marks on sides. Descends steeply at greater than 45 degrees. In bank of small dry wash.
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Felinos, Cánidos, Osos Y Parientes (Orden Carnivora)Observ.
pato_bDescripción
Five toes. Not positive about the ID. Unfortunately it had been raining, so the quality of the tracks were not great.
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Huilota Común (Zenaida macroura)Observ.
herpsearch13Descripción
Can anyone I’d this they are on my deck railing often this is 2 different examples
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Tuza Norteña (Thomomys bottae)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
Direct register trot
TW 2
Stride 3.5
FWIW: BPG sign was abundant.
New photo added from @ollerton in first position. See image with long claws - now image 4
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Conejo del Desierto (Sylvilagus audubonii)Observ.
jim_carrettaDescripción
It was the only track of this morphology found in the area. Dirt trail through thick chaparral. Not what I consider classic jackrabbit habitat, but the morphology and size seems consistent. Added a distribution map from Tremor et al. 2017 (SD County Mammal Atlas).
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Rata Canguro de Sonora (Dipodomys deserti)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
Wide Paddle tracks. Slow hop with tail drag.
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Zorrita del Desierto (Vulpes macrotis)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
Loping gait. Group length was measured at 18 inches with an 8 inch stride.
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thunefeldDescripción
Verified. Praying Mantis verified tracks moving up in the frame. We I watched this praying mantis make this trail Borrego Landfill dunes Nov 20 - 2023. The final photo was taken by Dick Chadwick showing the mantis making the trail. The tracks are washed out in this final image, but the body drag is evident.
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Pradero del Oeste (Sturnella neglecta)Observ.
thunefeldDescripción
First impression: grackle or thrasher. Many tracks In a weedy dune sand environment, where we would expect Meadowlark. No water for miles makes great tailed grackle unlikely here in the Sonoran desert. Appeared to have been a flock, which is more fitting of Meadowlark than thrasher. All gaits were a walk… no running. Poppele and Elbroch compare Meadowlark tracks to Thrasher, magpie and grackle.
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Chorlo Nevado (Anarhynchus nivosus)Observ.
jim_carrettaDescripción
Verified Tracks. Bird that made them shown.
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