animal tracks

Emily, Michael, and their parents learn a lot about the wild animals that live in Acadia National Park.

Introduces the types of tracks made by animals from different regions of the world.

Text and illustrations present a counting book featuring the tracks of different animals.

A comprehensive, full-color field guide to identifying mammals and birds from their tracks, feeding marks, and droppings.

Presents an illustrated guide to identifying the tracks of North American animals, providing information on each track's size and unique characteristics, as well and habitat and range of the animal.

Here is a concise, thorough, and fully illustrated guide to the tracks, signs, and habits of North America's most common species of wildlife. Readers learn the secrets of a master tracker, assembling a clear picture from tracks, scat, and other signs. Was it a dog or a wolf? Fox or coyote? Did it pass by yesterday or an hour ago? And readers also learn the secrets of getting close to animals -- everything from brown bears to beavers, marmots to moose.

Introduces the tracks and signs left by various animals, including the raccoon, duck, frog, black bear, and human.