Both sets of tracks were in a muddy drainage of a unplanted farm field. The drainage ran parallel to the woods in a transition area between the field and the woodland canopy.
The first set of prints were approximately 2.5 inches in length and in width with five distinct appendages. It was about 9-12 inches between the pairs of prints.
The second set were only about 1 inch in length with a spacing of 4-6 inches between pairs.
The first set of tracks look a bit like raccoon, but I am not entirely sure.
ReplyDeleteCould one set have been from a mother and the other its offspring? Were they that similar to have been the same species? And do you have a track field guide; that may help with the identification.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures show great detail. I use a track field guide written by D. Brown, I think.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Karen I think they are raccoon tracks. I saw some tracks Sunday and I almost shared mine.
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