Game Cameras in the Late Winter and Early Spring

It’s been a while since I’ve post­ed any of the game cam­era pic­tures. Even when we are ignor­ing them they sit in the woods and on the dri­ve­way and qui­et­ly go about their busi­ness. Most­ly we get shots of deer. A few of which have iden­ti­fi­able traits. There’s Torn Ear. and one that I call Short Neck. … 

Game Cameras Early Fall 2016

or… What’s Doing on the Farm We’ve had a bit of a fail. One of the cam­eras was hors de com­bat due to a mis-for­­mat­ed card. The cam­era locat­ed in the sep­tic field took no pic­tures dur­ing Sep­tem­ber and Octo­ber. Mean­while — here’s what’s been doing on the pas­ture road and dri­ve­way at the begin­ning of fall. Our bear … 

Wildlife on the Farm — April 2017

The first real month of spring — as evi­denced by the vis­i­tor in our first pic­ture. The robins are back and hop­ping around the pas­ture look­ing for worms. This fel­low was look­ing to land on the fence post that the cam­era is mount­ed on. And they coy­otes are show­ing them­selves reg­u­lar­ly both at night and dur­ing the day. The … 

What We Saw in the Woods in July

First up we have the bear. He’s been seen a lot late­ly — includ­ing destroy­ing some of the neigh­bor’s bird feed­ers. In this pic­ture I can’t be entire­ly sure that it’s our bear and not a small­er one. The scale is hard to judge. Next we have a cou­ple of the coy­ote. Sin­gles only this time. Not sure …