Last May I set a camera trap at a brush
pile above the house and posted a selection of photographs from the first month
here.
Now, more than six months later and before we have much snow on the ground, it’s time to post more of the photos from the brush
pile –
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| Eastern Cottontail |
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| Brown Thrasher |
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| Dark-eyed Junco |
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| Opossum |
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| Meadow Vole |
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| House Wren |
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| Eastern Chipmunk |
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| Carolina Wren |
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| Deer Mouse |
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White-footed Mouse
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Several of the pictures were a bit humorous
as squirrels and white-footed mice went through gyrations on the brush pile.
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| Gray Squirrel |
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| White-footed Mouse |
The camera trap has five more months to
watch the brush pile; through the depths of winter and the greening of spring.
More to come:
Quite a variety of things captured there! I'm surprised by all the birds the camera caught. When we lived in the country outside Guelph, i built some brushpiles on the property so the rabbits would have a fair chance to get away from our dog (after she caught several).
ReplyDeleteWow, you do see a neat variety of animals with your cam. I love all the birds, bunny and the cute mice. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this post! What fun! Great photos!
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