Under an old hazel at the edge of a wood the ground is scattered with empty nutshells. Most people would see litter. Look closer with a hand lens and each shell is a signature. Some are split cleanly in two. Some have a neat round hole with a smooth inner rim. Some have a hole with tooth marks radiating across the rim like the spokes of a wheel. Three different…
In this lesson
Who opened this hazelnut?
Who stripped this cone?
Browse and graze: who ate this?
Bark stripping, fraying and scoring
Diggings, scrapes and rooting
Kills, carcasses, plucking posts and pellets
Common mistakes
Check yourself
Key points
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