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Bloomville, NY - GGP - Monday, January 9th, 2006 : goo
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Upstate 2 weeks ago, during a walk in a light snow, found these tracks. Possibly turkey.
Mammal tracks. Possibly mink.
A neighbor's antique.
Close-up on label and lichen.
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Peter: that lichen is awesome!
Catherine Penfold-Waxman: 9th Jan 2006 - 21:02 GMT
Snowy lichen is lovely. Course, I like the turkey tracks.
GGP: 9th Jan 2006 - 21:40 GMT
I love lichen--glad you enjoyed and yeah, the turkey tracks were for you, Catherine! :)
Catherine Penfold-Waxman: 9th Jan 2006 - 21:50 GMT
Thanks! I shall treasure them.
It kinda looks like they drag their feet when they walk.
GGP: 9th Jan 2006 - 21:53 GMT
yes, dragging is what causes that mark. it is possible that it's something else--a pheasant, perhaps, or a grouse. I'm trying to learn tracking from books, but in real life the tracks are usually slightly different from what the pictures show...reinforcing my theory about things in nature being more difficult to ID when they don't move (i.e. rocks and tracks harder than birds, etc.).
elaine: they got hooky heels, don't they? that'd drag
GGP: hooky heels, exactly! well put. ;)
jethro: looks like the real thing- sponge bob wallpaper
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