Field Notes

A not-quite-game about roaming the mountainside, peering into its tree hollows, and wondering what kinds of animals could live in them.  

Hollow trees are vital places for amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals, and bugs, for foraging, sheltering, and nesting.   As you roam about, you will encounter about fifty species of amphibians, birds, lizards, and mammals known to live on the mountain, and learn the kinds of hollow they like to live in, the times of year, and how they spend their time.