Photos by John Slocum of REMAX Vancouver WA, of the Tree Scratching in Felida, Vancouver WA 2010.
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Hello Claire, I live on the edge of a suburban area, that claims to have bobcat, cougar...maybe a bear, in addition to the beaver, deer and coyotes. When I first found this spot I wasn't sure what it was caused buy however the droppings suggest a deer. I'm hoping to perhaps find some dropped antlers this Spring. John
We all know what the second picture is =) good tracking!
Your friend in Washington State,
Paul
Hi Alexander - I was thinking deer or elk- couldn't judge the size of the Nature Beads! LOL
Debi
OMG - Nature beads?? I'm looking at them and thinking aren't those interesting berries. May be my Canadian ignorance coming through. I've never heard that term before.
Hello Jenny, I understand that some Natives call them that (why they'd ever make necklaces out of that ... ;) ) John
I also have never heard them called nature beads, but it sure is a nice, positive term for a bunch of crap. LOL
John - My curiosity has the best of me I will have to look for some of those nature beads when we return to our summer hideaway.
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