Latest ANIMAL TRACKS ID sheets
January 21, 2011Just finished the latest version of our Michigan Animal Tracks ID sheets. It is a two page file, that covers most of the upland forest animals and stream side critters as well. These are the most common animal tracks we see, here in Southeastern Michigan.
This two page ID sheets will be given yo all in attendance of our Wilcox-Warned HIKE on 1/29/11. We hope you will find these ID sheets helpful in your winter hiking and exploring. It is great fun for all ages, to examine what kind of wildlife is roaming the areas we Hike in.
Download the ANIMAL TRACKS ID sheets here: http://www.hikingmichigan.com/PDFinfo/ForestStreamAnimalTracks.pdf
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The PDF link above is not working. I wonder if too many people are accessing it right now from the ‘Knowledge Weighs Nothing” site and Facebook page?
Our SERVER was Overloaded. All is fixed now and we have a new Link that will not fail,no matter how many requests are made. Sorry for the problems.
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