animal tracks

Discusses the many things the amateur track watcher can learn from careful examination of animal, human, and machine tracks.

Dora and Boots try to figure out who belongs to the footprints they found in the sand.

Contains information on how to track wildlife by examining food leavings, waste materials, and signs of activity, with photographs, illustrations, and a glossary.

In order to foil hunters, the animals create an ingenious device which disguises their tracks.

McGurk and his team of detectives investigate the strange footprints that have begun to appear in wet cement all over their neighborhood.

The illustrations show animal tracks and the text gives clues in riddle form about the animals who made the tracks. The answer follows on the next page.

A nature guide presenting pictures of forty-four North American animals, their tracks, and footprints, from the whitetail deer to the jack rabbit to the house cat. Also discusses the animal's habitat and behavior.

Contains photographs and descriptions of animal and bird tracks as they appear in the wild, covering squirrels, rabbits, cats, bears, deer, and other creatures; and includes basic instructions on tracking skills and techniques.

Easy-to-read introduction to the tracks made by people and various animals.