What Are These Foot Prints?

[robwelsh 354]

It wouldn't be four legged would it, its all in a line

[derbylad1 293]

two legged munty????

[TimS 49]

lol maybe it was one of these...

[Bootsha 1,306]

jokes aside, seen hare tracks do that, just come to an abrubt end, but if you start to cast around in circles around the end of the track, you'll see where its landed, literally just leapt from where it stopped and landed a few feet or a yard or so away, seen that a lot on the hill while out tracking, used to puzzle me at the start then an old fella told me what to do, he was right. although these arent hare tracks i dont think lol

[tomburras 2,729]

looks like a blackbird landed on both feet, and hopped along on both feet. The mark around the prints are its body as its legs wherent long enough for the depth of snow so they marked around them. Thats my guess anyway

[Acuspell 329]

I was going to say a thrush (a blackbird IS a thrush). It isn't a deer at all - only one set of tracks if you think they are cloven hooves! A munty would knock the corners off the corner of each print as it lifts it leg and moves forward - this is a bird hopping. With no sense of scale it is difficult to say exactly - out in the fields in the snow it is likely to be a redwing or fieldfare (again thrushes). BUT they travel in groups so there would be more around in the same area, not necessarily overlapping, but with yards. No magpie - no tail feather trace.

 

The terrain and size would narrow it further.

[paulus 26]

A frog who got so far and thought fook it, its way to cold

[reaper1064 285]

Lesser spotted miniature yeti?

[TimS 49]

Well if I see what caused them I'll shoot it and let you know! Lol

 

[Sherlock 42]

A bird of some type, probably a magpie.

[treecreeper 1,136]

blackbird, hard to say without scale

[mushroom 12,869]

Done some research reckon it's Beelzebub

[troter58 1,711]

kangarillapig only come out when it snows deffo