Which is a common backyard mammal?

Raccoon | Largemouth Bass | Painted Turtle | Monarch Butterfly

Which marsupial like mammal plays dead?

Opossum | Trout | Sparrow | Beetle

Which large browser affects gardens?

White Tailed Deer | Bluegill | Robin | Honeybee

Which sign helps identify visiting mammals?

Tracks | Feathers | Scales | Shells

Which action helps wildlife in dry periods?

Leave Water | Remove Water | Drain Water | Pollute Water

Quiz Answers

Raccoon. Raccoons are nocturnal mammals that forage in yards and often raid trash and feeders.

Opossum. Opossums are marsupial like mammals that play dead and eat ticks and pests.

White Tailed Deer. White tailed deer browse shrubs and can impact garden plantings.

Tracks. Mammal tracks in mud or snow help identify species that visit yards.

Leave Water. Providing a small water source helps wildlife especially during dry periods.

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