SIGNS AND PRESENCE ROBERT PIFER ****DO NOT BE DISTRACTED BY THE ADORABLE ANIMALS! Wild Life Signs.

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SIGNS AND PRESENCE ROBERT PIFER ****DO NOT BE DISTRACTED BY THE ADORABLE ANIMALS! Wild Life Signs

Beaver

Black Bear

B lack-Capped Chickadee

Bobcat

Blue Winged Teal

Black/Puddle Ducks I see no difference between this and the last slide. I doubt it will matter though.

Canada Goose YOU NEVER KNOW!

Cottontail Rabbit

Crows

Eastern Coyote Notice the differences!!

Elk These are rubbings from elk antlers DEERELK

House Sparrow

Fisher Well, this was a surprise. I assumed it was a bird!

Red/Grey Foxes

Mallard Ducks

Minks/Muskrats MUSKRAT

Opossum

Owls Owl Pellets Regurgitated indigestible prey material

Pileated Woodpeckers WHERE’S MOM?!

Pheasants

Porcupine

Raccoon

Raptors

River Otters

Ruffed Grouse

Squirrels

Striped Skunk HI FIVE?!

White-tailed Deer I’m hoping everyone knows what a deer looks like! DEERELK

Wild Turkey

Woodcock

Wood Duck

Woodpeckers

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