I believe this is a walking trail of a jumping mouse, which I’ve never seen before.
Feeding on vespula.
On stump. Front half gone. Rear half gone the following day. Barred owl?
Cal Fish & Wildlife camera trap. Video available on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/sagehen.creek/
A surprise visitor shows up on a marten researcher's camera trap.
This was the first documented wolverine in California since 1922, and caused quite a flap.
DNA from hair told us he was more related to populations in the Rocky Mountains than to California museum specimens. Isotopes in the hair told us where he'd been drinking his water: he started out in the Sawtooth of Idaho.
Could a wolverine walk that far, over freeways and developed areas? A radio-collared one made a similar trip from Canada to Wyoming the next year...
More info:
http://sagehen.blogspot.com/search/label/wolverine
This dried scat is on the parking lot curb under a Coast Live Oak. It contains many seeds, but also contains hairs.
Photo 4 shows the hairs in it. Photos 5-10 show the seeds. Photos 11-13 show some different fruiting body within the scat.
Pigeon toe lope tracks