/ bird

Bird #91

Rock Pigeon, 23rd and Capp, found by MRJ in San Francisco  

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/ bird

Bird #91

Rock Pigeon, 23rd and Capp, found by MRJ in San Francisco  

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/ rat, roadkill

Rat #22

Found in a scattered pile of belongings in the Tenderloin on Friday morning. San Francisco, CA.

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/ rat, roadkill

Rat #22

Found in a scattered pile of belongings in the Tenderloin on Friday morning. San Francisco, CA.

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/ bird

Bird #90

Northern Harrier (?), found by Ezra somewhere near Seattle

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/ bird

Bird #90

Northern Harrier (?), found by Ezra somewhere near Seattle

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/ raccoon

Raccoon #10

Found at Half Moon Bay by Sarah, Addie and Emma. Nov 12th

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/ raccoon

Raccoon #10

Found at Half Moon Bay by Sarah, Addie and Emma. Nov 12th

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/ mammal, mammals

Deer #10

Black Tail Deer, found by Baylis at Point Reyes

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/ mammal, mammals

Deer #10

Black Tail Deer, found by Baylis at Point Reyes

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/ Uncategorized

Rat #21

Rat, market st @ 6th, San Francisco. Found by Sarah

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/ Uncategorized

Rat #21

Rat, market st @ 6th, San Francisco. Found by Sarah

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/ mammal, mammals, mouse

Mouse #12

Field Mouse, Chicago Illinois, found by Lauren Hamm and Yu-hui Huang. (Copyright Yu-hui Huang)

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/ mammal, mammals, mouse

Mouse #12

Field Mouse, Chicago Illinois, found by Lauren Hamm and Yu-hui Huang. (Copyright Yu-hui Huang)

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/ bird, dead bird

Bird #89

American Coot (Fulica americana). Stanford, CA.

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/ bird, dead bird

Bird #89

American Coot (Fulica americana). Stanford, CA.

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/ mammal, mammals, raccoon

Raccoon #8

Raccoon, Arastradero Road, Palo Alto CA. found by Rob.

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/ mammal, mammals, raccoon

Raccoon #8

Raccoon, Arastradero Road, Palo Alto CA. found by Rob.

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/ dead bird

Bird #88

Red Shouldered Hawk, found by Rob. Lake Lagunita, Stanford, CA. “Likely a bobcat kill, based on cleanly picked breast with minimal damage and no scattering of feathers.”

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/ dead bird

Bird #88

Red Shouldered Hawk, found by Rob. Lake Lagunita, Stanford, CA. “Likely a bobcat kill, based on cleanly picked breast with minimal damage and no scattering of feathers.”

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