Showing posts with label camera trap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camera trap. Show all posts
2019-08-22

Fwd: New California Roadkill Observation System!

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I previously noted to good work of the CROS .  Although somewhat morbid, roadkill is certainly a definite way to identify wildlife. Identify...
2016-02-18

Squatter and friend

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2016-02-17

Tangerine thief

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2016-01-27

You keep a knocking but you can't come in.

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My brother was watching the house while I was away and caught these photos of a skunk or skunks trying to get back under the house after we ...
2015-12-11

Skunks and possums, still trying to cohabitate

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I re-stacked the bricks. Silly me. I thought that they had to be moved to allow ingress and egress.Time stamps are accurate in these photo...
2015-12-09

Skunks and possums, living together!

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And under my house, too. The current plan is to wake up at 3AM (there's a + 1:12 error in the time stamp on the photos), block the ope...
2015-06-12

Possum, raccoon, skunk, house cat

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I suspect that the raccoons are to blame for the immense piles of scat that have accumulated on top of my patch of Erigeron glaucus (Seaside...
2014-09-18

Fox and coyote?

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While camping with the Scouts I camera trapped these two critters.  I thought they were the same animal, but one of my leaders pointed out t...

A skunk, a raccoon, and about 60 cats

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I set up my new game camera in the side yard and I was gratified to find that it works! I had about 100 photos over the course of more than...