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Thursday, February 21, 2019

Identifying Animal Tracks

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Wild Turkey tracks. Photo by Theresa Studnicky
Bird print in the snow on Lower Saranac Lake. Photo by Mary Thill
Muskrat tracks. Photo by Bill Ulinski
Marten tracks. Photo by Bill Ulinski
Coyotes at South Inlet in Raquette Lake. Photo by Mike Lynch
Bobcat print. Photo by Bill Ulinski
Coyote tracks. Photo by Mike Lynch
Mink tracks. Photo by Bill Ulinski
Fisher tracks. Photo by Mike Lynch
Otter slide. Photo by Bill Ulinski
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The theme for our most recent Views of the Park photo contest was animal tracks. Above are some photos that were submitted. In addition, you can read a story about animal tracking here.

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Mike Lynch

Mike Lynch is a staff writer and photographer for the nonprofit Adirondack Explorer. His favorite outdoor activities include paddling, hiking, fishing and backcountry skiing.

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