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Porcupine
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TRACKS |
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A nice set of porcupine tracks in the
sand, walking away from the camera.
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A close-up view of part of the above
trail.
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In snow, porcupine tracks are sometimes
obliterated by the drag of their low bodies and bushy tail.
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A good example of the drag marks of the
bushy quill-laden tail.
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SCAT |
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Porcupine scat in oblong and slightly
curved.
Porcupines eat mostly trees, so
Porcupine scat is basically composed of sawdust.
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Debris and scat under a tree, as in this
photo, is a sure sign that a porcupine was or still is in the
tree above.
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This is a mixture of
Deer and Porcupine scat.
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Close-up view of some porcupine scat.
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