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SkyezOpen , 1 month ago If it was on the ground I would assume bun nest. I'm not an expert on either critter though so hopefully someone else can chime in.
If it was on the ground I would assume bun nest. I'm not an expert on either critter though so hopefully someone else can chime in.
surfrock66 OP , 1 month ago It had a long worm-like tail. If it was smaller I would have thought mouse, but the leading theories are squirrel or mole.
It had a long worm-like tail. If it was smaller I would have thought mouse, but the leading theories are squirrel or mole.
Ghostling , 1 month ago My previous experience in remote trash piles says pack rats, lol.
My previous experience in remote trash piles says pack rats, lol.
SkyezOpen , 1 month ago Looks kinda squirrelly but they don't nest on the ground as far as I know. Hands too small to be a mole. Might be another rodent. I asked my critter enthusiast girlfriend and she said a general geographic location might help identify.
Looks kinda squirrelly but they don't nest on the ground as far as I know. Hands too small to be a mole. Might be another rodent. I asked my critter enthusiast girlfriend and she said a general geographic location might help identify.
surfrock66 OP , 1 month ago El Dorado county in California, just north of Placerville, on a hill above the banks of the South fork of the American River.
El Dorado county in California, just north of Placerville, on a hill above the banks of the South fork of the American River.
SkyezOpen , 1 month ago Almost definitely a rat. I should've guessed having 3 lol, but I hadn't seen a baby until looking it up.
Almost definitely a rat. I should've guessed having 3 lol, but I hadn't seen a baby until looking it up.
