Bone charts
Six labeled charts: vole, shrew, mouse, mole, rat and bird.
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A step-by-step owl pellet dissection guide: the tools you need, how to open the pellet without breaking bones, and how to sort and identify what you find.
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A practical guide to identifying the skulls, jaws and bones you find in an owl pellet — rodent, shrew, mole or bird — and how to read a bone chart.

Owl pellets are the compact bundles of fur and bone an owl coughs up after a meal — not droppings. Here is what they are, why owls make them, and what you can learn fr...
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Six labeled charts: vole, shrew, mouse, mole, rat and bird.
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