We did a long walk today trying to find some wild life. When I stepped out of the truck, this Downy Woodpecker was in a tree overhead. We also saw one grouse (no pictures due to dogs giving chase), one chickadee (ditto) and not much else.
It was a bright, sunny day, a great day for just walking. The temperature was just below freezing.
We walked along the edge of a Larch plantation. It was very large. If you notice the planting density of 2400 trees per hectare, it was very thick. The Larch, or Tamarack as I know it, is naturally occurring, but somebody has plans for these in about 20 more years.
I was wondering what type of critter made these tracks.
When I caught up with same critter, it turned out to be a very tired Brooklyn, sort of a side winder.
