Description
– Only state specific mammals–and all of them – great photos–full page and smaller insets showing morphs and juveniles – scan photos–often the only thing we are able to see of a mammal – tracks–both individually and in patterns – information on food. habitat, young, size and more – range information–just for your state State-specific range map Organized by family, then size Silhouettes show general shape of mammal Four pages of photos and information per mammal Stan’s Notes contain naturalist information and “gee-whiz” facts Color morph and young insets Scat insets help you identify signs Track pattern for each mammal helps you identify the sign you’ll see most often Introduction Minnesota’s Mammals What Is a Mammal? Identification Step-by-Step Taxonomy of Minnesota’s Mammals Caution Quick-Compare Pages Sample Pages The Mammals Shrews Moles Jumping Mice Mice Rat Voles Lemmings Muskrat Beaver Bats Chipmunks Flying Squirrels Ground Squirrels Tree Squirrels Woodchuck Gopher Weasels Marten Mink Fisher Badger Wolverine Otter Skunks Rabbit Hares Porcupine Raccoon Opossum Foxes Coyote Wolf Bobcat Lynx Cougar Pronghorn Deer Caribou Moose Elk Bear Bison Glossary Helpful Resources Appendix: Taxonomy of Minnesota’s Mammals Checklist/Index by Species About the Author
