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Common Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
we found footprints that look a little like hedgehog footprints but we couldn't tell because it wiped its inky feet on the side and it was all smudged.
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Animals (Kingdom Animalia)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
bigger than a mouse footprint behind compost bins.
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Common Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
hedgehog on the tracking tunnel
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Common Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
hedgehog on the tracking tunnel
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Gastropods (Class Gastropoda)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
slug under the bottom of the pitfall
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Smooth Land Slugs (Genus Deroceras)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
slug under the bottom of the pitfall
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Smooth Land Slugs (Genus Deroceras)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
slug on the pitfall trap on the bottom
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Common Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
We brought the tracking tunnel in and found hedgehog prints on the card.
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Mammals (Class Mammalia)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
Pawprints in tracking tunnel.
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Two-spotted Ladybird (Adalia bipunctata)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
Ladybird Beetle inside lizard shelter.
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Common Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
Small paw prints inside tracking tunnel.
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Ladybirds (Family Coccinellidae)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
Small ladybird beetle inside lizard shelter. This picture might be a little bit blurry because the Ladybird was moving
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Ladybirds (Family Coccinellidae)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
Small ladybird beetle inside lizard shelter. This picture might be a little bit blurry because the Ladybird was moving
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Animals (Kingdom Animalia)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
Ink footprints. It looked like 2 animals came on each side but we don't know. Also all the peanut butter on the side and in the middle were all gone. And on one side of the card, that had peanut butter on it it was chewed a little.
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hedge hog/stoatObserver
egbackyardbioDescription
supposed to be ether a stoat or a hedge hog (most likely a hedge hog). It was found in the tracking tunnel 1 & 2
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Suborder HelicinaObserver
egbackyardbioDescription
We found dried up slimy trails on the bottom of our lizard shelter. There we a number of theses trails but we didn't find any animals themselves.
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Common Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
We looked to see the tracking tunnel. When we looked we saw paw prints looking like a hedgehog also cat and possum. We also notice that on one side it was coved with foot prints and on the other it was clear and still a bit of peanut butter on it.
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House Mouse (Mus musculus)Observer
egbackyardbioDate
Missing DateDescription
We think this is mouse footprints because it is covered in little footprints as you can see in this picture.
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Common Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
We think this observation is a Hodgehog's teeth mark . The marks were on the wax tag on a tree.
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Spiders (Order Araneae)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
A small (about 3mm diameter) black spider. It was making a web. It was climbing up the sides of the pitfall trap.
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Spiders (Order Araneae)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
A small (about the size of the top of a plastic drawing pin) orangey brown spider.
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Animals (Kingdom Animalia)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
We put peanut butter all over wax tag, and then went back the next day to find no peanut butter and a small mark that looked like a X.
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Suborder HelicinaObserver
egbackyardbioDescription
slug in the bottom of the pitfall trap, it was dark grey and very small.
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Possum (Trichosurus vulpecula)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
When we went to check the other monitoring equipment we came back and saw more marks. They were on the wax tag.
The marks were deep and wide scrape marks. They were on the top and the bottom and inline with each other.
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Old World Rats (Genus Rattus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
We think these marks on our wax tag are the teeth marks of a large rodent like a rat or hedgehog. They are too large to be a mouse and seem to be made by two "nibbling" teeth in one bite. There are similar marks on the top and bottom of the wax tag that make us think this was a large rodent that took one bite, scraping its teeth (top and bottom jaw) on the top and bottom of the tag.
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Human (Homo sapiens)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
We think the prints in this photo are actually human fingerprints. Our track tunnel is in the junior playground and we think the junior children have been investigating the trap and made some marks.
We are curious about the small marks because they seem to have some white dots on them that we can't explain.
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Suborder HelicinaObserver
egbackyardbioDescription
A slug on the bottom of our pit-fall trap pottle.
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House Mouse (Mus musculus)Observer
egbackyardbioDescription
Some very small dotted foot prints on our tracking tunnel card.
