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Guide to British Mammal Tracks and Signs
Simone Bullion
Many British mammals are shy or nocturnal, which makes them difficult to see. This guide, produced in partnership with the Mammal Society, shows how field evidence like tracks, droppings, burrows, nests and feeding signs can be used to identify species.
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