My man got a wildlife camera for his birthday from his parents and now he is complaining that this is much more a present for me than for him 🙂 (In reality he is quite happy, that I deal with the crappy 90s interface of the thing).
This is the recovery from 10 days. I cut out a lot of stuff with bad pictures on the border of the screen or just tail-waving in the background. And a lot of cats. I didn’t even know that we have such a big amount of cats in the neighborhood. And that there is a fox every night. I don’t even know how they get in, our fence is dense and quite high. I guess they have a key …
And for soothing all complaints because of data and personality protection of the animals: They double opted in at the gate.
This was cool to watch….sooo many animals! The foxes, cats and raccoons can all jump! Thanks for sharing & have fun with the camera!
LikeLiked by 1 person
We just talked about the fat raccoon and if there are any animals who eat raccoon … But we just found wolves. And I prefer not to have wolves in my garden 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
Yeah, other than the wolves, humans are probably their biggest predator. Being hit by a car, comes to mind – we see a lot on the side of the road!
LikeLike
There are not soooo many racoons over here in Germany, but they still get hit by cars. And the wolves have not (yet) arrived in my region …
LikeLike
This is amazing! I must get one of these!
LikeLiked by 1 person
It’s not expensive and so much fun. I think we will start laying out food “traps” any time soon 🙂
LikeLike
Great video! Very healthy looking animals. What editing software do you use? I just got a critter cam for Christmas but have no experience with video editing.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I just used iMovie which came with my Mac. I didn’t do any classical editing just cutting and compressing to a sendable size. It’s easy and intuitive (and I’m very picky) 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person