#trackinglife on the beach, #Ozette Triangle on the #Washington coast. What do you see?

Image 3: Two pairs of tracks side by side, each pair slightly overlapping, showing two toes each with pointed fronts and a cleave between them.

#trackinglife on the beach, #Ozette Triangle on the #Washington coast. What do you see?

Image 2: A pair of tracks in beach sand, showing five toes each and a crescent-shaped palm pad as well as claw marks. The tracks resemble hands, but much smaller.

#trackinglife on the beach, #Ozette Triangle on the #Washington coast. What do you see?

Image 1: A pair of tracks in beach sand, showing four toes with two outer tucked behind the two inner. The larger of the tracks also shows a heel pad.

Day 2: getting out of your own way and paying attention to the bigger picture (like the weather!) when tracking, practice of trailing (following tracks with the intention of catching up to who made them), using tracking for optimal trail cam placement, and inclusion in the tracking community. A good second day at the North American #Wildlife Tracker Conference. #tracking #trackinglife

...and then one of your team members leads you to as neat a pair of bobcat tracks in the snow as you could ask for and you can envision the cat moving through the landscape right where you're standing, less than two days ago probably, doing cat things within sight and sound of semis roaring by on the interstate less than 200 feet away.

That was an awesome moment. #TrackingLife #CWMP #doingscience