Identify these tracks...

[Wehner Homestead]

I found these tracks outside one of my chicken pens and it even appears that entry may have occurred through an approximately 1" gap...my chickens cannot get out.

Yes, I have chickens in a dog kennel temporarily. It looks like whatever it is came and went...

 

[Bunnylady]

Looks like the wild birds enjoy taking advantage of your chicken feed.

 

[Wehner Homestead]

That would make sense! There were flocks of them in our pig pen today.

 

[CntryBoy777]

I agree with @Bunnylady .....it is the hopping motion that leaves equal prints in the snow....and there are only 2 prints, so it isn't a 4-legged animal.....

 

[Bunnylady]

I found these in my rabbitry after the snow we had a couple of weeks ago. Those are the tracks of a wild rabbit; almost looks like it changed into a bird and back again!

 

[Bruce]

Yep, birds @Wehner Homestead

Interesting @Bunnylady, my wild rabbit's tracks are always the classic two small front paws, longer paired rear leg prints. Must be your rabbits walk with their hind legs more straight.

 

[Bunnylady]

Yep, birds @Wehner Homestead

Interesting @Bunnylady, my wild rabbit's tracks are always the classic two small front paws, longer paired rear leg prints. Must be your rabbits walk with their hind legs more straight.

This was barely more than a dusting of snow (less than 1/2" deep) that had blown in on a level, bare surface.

Outside the rabbitry, where the snow was deeper, the tracks looked like this:

 

[Bruce]

Yeah, that looks right

 

[Wehner Homestead]

I took a pic of rabbit tracks and a Queenie print to show the kids too!

Yes, Queenie circled back around while I was taking the pic to get my attention.