On large rock on lakeshore. The first two photos are of the same scat, which was found on the ground next to the rock. I put it on the rock to take photos and get a better look. The other scat was already on the rock.
Size about 3.5" long and 3/8" in diameter.
No hallux, smooth toes, tracks slightly asymmetrical
Size, shape, placement appropriate for red or gray squirrels
Scent marking/communication board on tree
Deep holes drilled into the tree
Largest track is 9 by 6 cm at widest points
Track length about 3.25" which is at the low range for great horned owl. Tracks seem less bulbous/robust than typical great horned owl tracks though. Barred owl maybe?
Squirrels tapping a silver maple tree. Not sure which species of squirrel - both red and grey are in the area.
Jon Poppele's Bird Tracks books as reference here, comparing duck to gull
Feeding sign