Thursday, August 22, 2019

Running the Log & Crossing the Log


A camera trap has been aimed down a fallen white pine for well over a year. At first it was only there sporadically and was a homebrewed camera trap that took color still photos day and night – photos from that unit can be seen here .

More recently the camera trap has been one that took videos; at times a commercial unit has been there and sometimes it’s been a homebrewed video camera trap – some of those videos were posted here.

Over time the camera trap has been moved around a bit to give it a better/different view or make it more secure. Over the last few weeks the camera trap captured some interesting or humorous videos of common mammals –

Hope you enjoyed these, the camera may well capture more good videos before it comes in for a while in anticipation of deer season when more humans will be in the Big Woods.

7 comments:

  1. It really is interesting to see animals going about their daily business. The porcupine took the prize for me.

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  2. An enjoyable montage, Woody. I especially liked the possum's comics gait.

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  3. The log was a highway most nights. Was that a porcupine?

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  4. Hello, I enjoyed seeing all the critters at the log. The deer are my favorite. Thank you for linking up! Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend.

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  5. I'm glad I watched until the end...I love that baby fawn! And it's interesting that the deer was smelling all the scents...they would drive a dog crazy, wouldn't they! Thanks!

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  6. Very nice compilation. What an interesting set - it works to attract animals that love to walk along walks, as well as others for whom it's an obstacle and therefore must slow down for a good photo shoot (like the deer). Well done.

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