Field Trip #1: Dr. Derting's House
![]() Small mammal trap placement requires hours of deep thought. |
![]() Setting the traps. |
![]() Vegetation samping. |
![]() It is important to keep a field notebook and a journal of every field experience, and to wear funny things on your head. |
![]() Checking traps, and bringing back animals for the rest of the class. |
![]() Dr. Derting teaches us how to identify,weigh, measure, sex, and tag small mammals. |
![]() "Sex?" |
![]() Some of these "small mammals" weren't so easy to measure. |
![]() Which one of these is the wild animal!? |
Field Experiences at Terrapin Creek
Roxie after checking traps in the swamp all
night. ![]() |
![]() Procyon lotor or common raccoon. |
Field Trip to the Ozarks of Missouri!
![]() Peromyscus megalotis or Texas Mouse |
![]() Neotoma floridana or Eastern Woodrat |
![]() Some of the trapped animals wouldn't leave when released! |
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