A rare find! Dinosaur tracks in Maryland! The animal was EXACTLY the size of a wild turkey… a couple of them by the looks of it. =)
These turkey tracks were left a couple days ago when the weather was warm and wet. Now the ground is frozen solid, preserving the tracks…for a while.
Flying Squirrel Outdoors 
Cool!
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Yeah, it was really neat what a hard freeze would do in that mud!
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Who knows, maybe that mud will turn to rock and in five million years some scientist will consider them a great find! We have lots of wild turkeys here and I find their antics amusing, especially when the boys are strutting their stuff. –Curt
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These could be fossils of the future! Makes you wonder what will be roaming the Earth then, when we look back on turkeys as a mysterious creature of the past…
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Or what ‘we’ will be… 🙂
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According to at least one definition of the word dinosaur, birds do count as dinosaurs. So yeah, those are dinosaur tracks!
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Yes but they are not the non-avian type that everybody gets excited about. 😁
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True.
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I left tracks in the mud the other week, I am sure they froze the next day. I was at the city dump. A million years from now, if trash filled my prints while frozen, some being will think I was some type of bipedal competing for food with the vultures.
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Or the seagulls.
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