animal tracks

Guide to tracks made by 40 to 50 animals and many birds most common in Alaska, with information on size, sounds, habitat and diet.

Keeping a sharp eye out for clues like animal tracks and odors can help people identify the animals that have passed through an area.

Text and drawings explain how to identify wild animals by the tracks and other signs they leave.

This book presents a variety of animal tracks and facts about the animals that make them.

The reader is invited to follow the paw prints of a rambunctious golden retriever and then identify his animal friends, including a cat, a raccoon, a bear, and others, by studying their tracks in the snow.

Describes how to find and identify footprints, poop, nests, feathers, fur, and other common clues left by seventeen wild animals as they pursue their lives in woods, fields, and along ponds.

Explains how to find and understand the signs made by animals around water, in the woods, and in the snow.

A guide to finding animals that live in open, grassy spaces by identifying their tracks, their nests, the sounds they make, and other marks they make to show they have been in the area.

Explains how to track ten common forest animals, including the opossum, raccoon, and red squirrel.

A guide to different types of animal tracks that uses simple text to describe the tracks left by different animals from around the world and in various habitats.