Bird Tracks – Rosy Finch, Chickadee, Song Sparrow, Junco and Hairy Woodpecker
April 8, 2015 by Connor O'Malley
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Hey Connor,
Where I live the Ravens are constantly eating plant materials from hay and feed people are giving their horses and goats etc. I have a box of Raven pellets that are mostly plant material like this. Thanks for sharing. You planning on writing a bird track and sign book?
Thanks Matt! That must be it. Surprising that they can get much nutrition from that stuff. I have no plans to write a bird tracks and sign book but I hope some crazy thorough person does.
Great post, Connor!
lol, cameo appearance there :D. I’ll definitely keep my eyes out! If I find bird tracks or scat but never saw the bird make em, would you still like me to send it to you? Also, I’m assuming you aren’t looking for larger bird tracks like turkey or chicken. Just smaller birds right? Nice post man!!
If you want help identifying a bird track or scat I’m always happy to take a look but I’m much more excited about bird tracks or scat that you saw the bird make. There is a large list of birds that we can positively identify by their tracks and scat but many more that we don’t really have a record or good measurements for (length of the track is usually the most useful measurement)…. especially the smaller birds. And many small bird tracks are just not possible to identify to the species level.
Gotcha!! I’ll be sure to send you ones I saw the bird make. Don’t expect a whole lot of pics from me though 🙂 . Never done this kinda stuff before, but I’ll be sure to try when the opportunity arises.
Hi, awsome blog 🙂 You inspired me a lot!
I just want to let you know that I sent you a facebook message but because we weren’t friends on fb yet, I’m pretty sure it just dropped my letter into the “others” section” without showing it. 😛