what i eat                                                                    what my scat looks like

Twigs of shrubs and trees aren't very important to my diet, I care more for grasses and low growing plants. In the late winter/early spring I rely on digging thru the snow to find plants below the surface.  

Information credited to Hinterland Who's Who. Pictures credited to iNaturalist ( L-R) Alpine cinquefoil, bluegrass, clover, lupines, mountain fescue & western wheatgrass. 

My Scat is oblong in shape. Its colour can change from black, brown or even green depending on the food sources I consume.  

I can poop laying down or walking. So my scat can be in a single or a cluster of pellets. 

on your adventures, please share photos of the scat and plants you find!

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scat &/or vegetation you find on your walk.