sniff and run |snif and rən|
verb
a quick intake of something that intrigues the senses before continuing on
The first location that entered my mind for such an endeavor was Fox Nap Rock, Kent Lake. The possibilities for another set here seemed varied, interesting and guaranteed -- thus a return visit was made.
Over a span of nine days (two soaked by much needed rainfall), four species visited, with seven unique visits total.
The Participants:
Additional (Partially Obscured) non-Sniffer:
and this one just makes me laugh
The Sniff and Run did its job perfectly: providing a feeling of success along with an itch to unveil more.
As a teaser, excitement is brewing regarding planned or potential sets involving:
- urban visitor studies
- Put a Bird On It (raptor nests, Sapsuckers and the bird communities around them)
- a partnership in my classroom with Felidae Fund
Great post!
ReplyDeleteI still can't get over all the bobcats you guys pick up out west.
Did you use a scent lure or a bait? If so, how did you deploy it and what did you use?
ReplyDeleteI used a scent called "MUSKY". I simply dabbed some in the clefts of the rock with a nearby stick.
DeleteI do love that raccoon .gif
ReplyDeleteVery nice.