What can you see No.4

[TeeDee]

 

[gra_farmer]

Broken vegetation, showing passage via deer or the like, and removed bark from the trees in the background, showing abrasion from antlers or so?

Trail through the undergrowth looks repeated, so possibly young deer set while mother is away?

Interesting, I like this

 

[TeeDee]

Broken vegetation, showing passage via deer or the like, and removed bark from the trees in the background, showing abrasion from antlers or so?

Trail through the undergrowth looks repeated, so possibly young deer set while mother is away?

Interesting, I like this

Glad you are finding it interesting.

These are a good way if out on a walk to do a 'before' and 'after' photo for either your own benefit ( what has my presence/action changed ? ) or to put up here in the Tracking section - advantage is you know the definite answer.


Walking a short route once and then doing it again and trying to find, track and trail yourself is also another nice little exercise.

 

[nigelp]

removed bark from the trees in the background, showing abrasion from antlers or so?

This time of year thin saplings/stems showing rubbing are very likey to be Roe deer bucks. The ’rubbings’ should looked rubbed rather than nibbled - no tooth marks.