Over the weekend I visited the Burlington waterfront with two peers from NR002 to explore a place other than our phenology sites. During our experience, we were lucky to find many tracks and a real siting of some birds. The most notable tracks that we found was what appears to be a fisher print. There were also clear scratch marks, which can be seen directly next to the track print. It was really exciting to see these tracks, as it seems it would be unusual for this species to be down by the waterfront. In addition to these tracks, a few American Robins were observed sitting in a tree that was a located close the Echo center. Overall, it was a great experience to see the activity in other parts of Burlington than just those of Centennial Woods.
