Name/Title
Tracks and TrailcraftEntry/Object ID
L9999.455.17361Description
Tracks and Trailcraft covers the writer's study of fossil remains of remote ages to the revealing tracks as the mute autobiographies of living creatures today. He tells how to read nature's sign language written in mud, brush, and even in water and sky. A track does not merely indicate identity and direction. It may tell the sex of the animal,; whether it is passing leisurely or fleeing danger; if it is well or wounded, seeking a mate or pursuing a victim; if its mood is bored, frightened, belligerent, or amorous. In addition, the author has devoted separate chapters to various tracking games and to methods of reporducing tracks.
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Field GuideBook Details
Author
Jaeger, EllsworthPlace Published
City
New York CityState/Province
New YorkDate Published
1948Call No.
Mammals JANotes
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