Seeing the mouse-track dimples in the snow immediately triggers the question of identity. Which mouse came to eat the spilled millet and sunflower fruits beneath my birdfeeders?

The tracks were entertaining, as the conditions had been perfect to allow a light layer of snow to cover smoothly frozen puddles. Consequently the bird slipped and slid as it traversed the road. Other ...

On Tuesday, February 11th, one sweet and not-so-little Bernese Mountain Puppy proved to be a total winter dog. Not only that, but he made a nice friend along the way: ...

4 Clues for How to Read a Deer Track in the Snow When you find what look like fresh deer tracks in the snow, the first thing you want to do is focus on an individual hoofprint for some specific ...

The deer mouse, red squirrel and snowshoe hare all leave similar track patterns in the snow, fitting in the hoppers group. Generally, all four footprints are close together, the two larger hind feet ...

On a group hike to Crow Point and Boy Scout beach in mid-December, when there was nice, fresh snow on the ground, I found some mouse tracks, a vole highway between grass clumps and some wanderings ...

Further, each track is about 2.5 feet wide creating an enormous contact patch with the snow, enough so that the vehicle can stay on top of the snow rather than sinking into it.

One of the many things I love about winter is the snow and the ability to track the animals that live in our backyards. It’s such an adventure to be able to go outside and discover who has been ...

When brilliant white snow blankets the land, it pulls back the curtain on nature’s dramatic stage.

I also know there's a hole in the barn because of the telltale mouse tracks that lead from a nearby bush, across the lawn and disappear under the old rotten planks.

Something like a 125-cc two-stroke shifter kart decked out for snow use with tracks from Temu. Is this kart objectively good? Well, it was before it got the skis and tracks attached.

STAMFORD, Vt. Snow is the white board on which animals write their stories - including a human animal, an interloper skiing through the woods. Yet snow is three dimensional, deep powder for the first ...