Mammals of the Rocky Mountains: Tracks, Scats, and Signs- A Guide to Identification in the Wild

By: James C. Halfpenny

The "Mammals of the Rocky Mountains: Tracks, Scats, and Signs" identification guide from A Pocket Naturalist Guide is an invaluable resource for wildlife enthusiasts, hikers, and naturalists. This compact and portable guide is designed to help you identify the diverse mammal species that inhabit the rugged landscapes of the Rocky Mountains. Through detailed illustrations and concise descriptions, the guide covers a wide range of mammals, from the elusive mountain lion and the majestic elk to the industrious beaver and the playful river otter. Each entry provides essential information on identifying characteristics, habitats, and behaviors, making it easier for you to recognize and appreciate these animals in their natural environment.

In addition to species identification, this guide offers practical tips on interpreting the various signs left by mammals, such as tracks, scats, and other markings. The laminated format ensures durability, allowing you to use it in all weather conditions during your outdoor adventures. With its user-friendly design, you can quickly reference the guide to determine which animals have crossed your path, enhancing your understanding and connection to the natural world.

The "Mammals of the Rocky Mountains" guide is more than just an identification tool; it is a gateway to discovering the rich biodiversity of one of North America's most iconic mountain ranges. Whether you're a seasoned tracker or a curious beginner, this guide will enhance your outdoor experiences by providing insights into the lives of the mammals that call the Rocky Mountains home. Its comprehensive information and ease of use make it an essential companion for anyone eager to explore and learn more about the wildlife of this majestic region.

Other Information:
Published: 2018
Pages: Double sided, six-panel pamphlet