OT New wildlife video clips

[ctfjr]

This extra free time has really got me hooked on the video cameras I installed in the woods and around the house. There is a ton of critters that I have never seen around here that literally live / move about on my property. It's relatively easy to get into and you'd be surprised what you see! Here are 3 clips from today. The last is a guy I knew was in the neighborhood but never got a good look at. I just don't want our 2 labs meeting up with him.

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1) disagreement at the bird feeder

2) fox with breakfast

3) unwelcome visitor

 

[and one]

My guess is that the bobcat would head for the hills at the first wiff of the Labs. My Lab of years ago wasn't what you would call stealthy.

 

[chrissaran]

Entertaining videos. It's great to see what life is like in nature.

 

[EdSaid]

Our National Parks are doing a great job

Wolverines return to Mt Rainier for first time in more than 100 years

(KOMO) – Wolverines have returned to Mount Rainier National Park for the first time in more than 100 years. Scientists with the National Parks Service say they have discovered the first reproductive female wolverine and her two kits in the national park. Wolverines are extremely rare. In North...

komonews.com

Might be good news to Univ of Michigan fans or alums.

 

[nwhoopfan]

Apparently they are around throughout the Cascades, but chances of seeing one are very slim. I haven't, in 25 or so years of rambling around all over the range.