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• How do you identify a fisher?

  A fisher “snow den” with scat and urine near the entry hole. Because fishers do consume some mast and tend to place their scats on elevated surfaces like stumps, logs, and rocks, their scats are easily confused with fox scat.

• How do you identify a woodchuck?

  Identification. Woodchucks have short, muscular legs designed for digging, and large front incisors that they must wear down by chewing to curb tooth growth. They often grow up to 20 inches in length, with a tail that measures roughly six inches long, and generally weigh between six and 12 pounds.

• How to identify coprolite?

  How To Identify Coprolite (Dinosaur Poop Fossils!) Coprolites are the fossilized feces of prehistoric animals (enter poop joke here!) They can be found in sedimentary deposits throughout the world, including locations all over the United States, Canada, Australia and Europe.

• How to identify a newt?

  Look at the size and skin type to help with identification. Of the three native newt species, Smooth Newts are the most commonly seen, though Palmate Newts look very similar. Great Crested Newts are rare but local populations can be strong. Up to 10cm long. Brown (usually) upper body sometimes with visible black spots.

• How do I identify a camellia?

  A simple questionnaire with five questions will help you identify a camellia. And if you can’t find it, you can use the advanced search function will let you find camellias according to criteria you will choose (specie, color, size,habit, ...).