If you’re a regular visitor to In Forest and Field you know I was hospitalized for all but a few days of the month of May. All the time I was in the hospital three camera traps on the hill above the house continued capturing the comings and goings of some of the wildlife that inhabits the hillside.
Here are the videos taken during May and June by those camera traps. Videos from each of the three cameras are grouped separately. There's an abundance of videos of white-tail fawns as well as some videos of bucks growing their new antlers.
Last, but far from least, is a video, taken on June 24, of a cinnamon-colored black bear; this is the only video I’ve ever gotten of a bear of that color. Cinnamon-colored black bears are uncommon to rare in Pennsylvania but are much more common in some western states.
Hopefully you’ll enjoy this video –
The camera traps on the hill have often gotten videos of both red and gray fox, but during these two months there was only one appearance by each of the two species.
Wow, that must have been a lot of videos to go through and edit! These were most enjoyable, including Mr. Cinnamon Blackbear! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed that, very much. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYour trailcams always provide some interesting wildlife. That cinnamon bear is really interesting.
ReplyDeleteOh my! That cinnamon bear is gorgeous...scary but beautiful! I have never seen one that color. Thanks for the video. I hope you are continuing to feel better and stronger! Hugs!
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ReplyDeleteI love the cinnamon black bear and your critter video. The fawns are so cute.
Thank you for linking up and sharing your critters! Take care, have a great weekend.
That cinnamon blackbear sure is gorgeous! Enjoyable video
ReplyDeleteFirst time here...oh my, I hope that cinnamon bear doesn't decide to swim across the Delaware to southern NJ. What part of PA are you in? I used to live in western Pa an hour from Pittsburgh. I live near Philly now, only 20 minutes from the Bridge.
ReplyDeleteSuch a joy to see what was going on in your absence. Cinnamon black bear was new to me. Hope you are well on the mend, Woody! Was near NPC recently and though of you. Kim in PA
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