Tracks might disappear under the snow, only to reappear a few feet away. Or they might lead to a spot where unmistakable feather marks indicate a bird of prey swooping down on an unlucky mouse. Tracks in the snow are a constant reminder that even in winter we share the woods with other living creatures. Not all forest animals hibernate in the winter, and neither do all humans. Animal tracks can be found all year, but they are easily seen in the winter months.
Kids love to discover the tracks in the snow.
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