@inbook{10.1525/j.ctt1pnsdt.7, ISBN = {9780520253780}, URL = {http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1525/j.ctt1pnsdt.7}, abstract = {Countless tracks and trails you will encounter in California will not be made by mammals but by other animals. Here we attempt to better prepare you to begin to interpret the signs of numerous birds, as well as some other common creatures. This training is complementary to that for mammal tracking, because the tracks of all animals can be confused with one another, and if you catch the tracking bug (as each of the authors has), you will want to know what made every mark in the ground you encounter. There seem to be endless tracks and trails that still}, bookauthor = {Mark Elbroch and Mark Elbroch and Michael Kresky and Jonah Evans and Michael Kresky and Mark Elbroch}, booktitle = {Field Guide to Animal Tracks and Scat of California}, edition = {1}, pages = {79--98}, publisher = {University of California Press}, title = {TRACKS AND TRAILS OF BIRDS AND OTHER ANIMALS}, year = {2012} }