Red Fox - road kill carcass

Red Fox - road kill carcass

Eastern Cottontail - carcass

Hairy-tailed Mole - carcass

Hairy-tailed Mole - carcass

Hairy-tailed Mole - carcass

Hairy-tailed Mole - carcass

Hairy-tailed Mole - carcass

Star-nosed Mole - carcass

Star-nosed Mole - carcass

Star-nosed Mole - carcass

Eastern Cottontail - carcass. It appeared to die from natural causes rather than predation. Extreme cold temperatures and wind chill during the previous few nights could have been a factor in this death.

Eastern Cottontail - carcass. The tracks are from people looking at the carcass.

Eastern Gray Squirrel - kill site. In this close-up of the Squirrel carcass, feeding damage by the Owl is plain to see.

Eastern Gray Squirrel - kill site. This is the last spot along the trail of drag and feather marks where the Owl stopped and fed on the Squirrel carcass. Bits of intestine can be seen in the foreground. Two yellow spots behind the carcass are Owl scat.

Meadow Vole - carcass left after predation by Northern Short-tailed Shrew

Meadow Vole - carcass left after predation by Northern Short-tailed Shrew

Meadow Vole - carcass left after predation by Northern Short-tailed Shrew

Meadow Vole - fur and parts of skulls and jaws

Meadow Vole - carcass evidence, fur and bones from winter mortality