Showing posts with label raccoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label raccoon. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Trail Camera - Coyote, Fox, Deer in Ottawa County, Michigan



 
We got a new trail camera last fall.  I've put it up in different areas around the property here in Ottawa County, Michigan.  The best spot seems to be on a little ridge in the woods near a meadow.  The Grand River is nearby and there are plenty of woods too. 
 
 
                 Fox with a visitor
 
              Deer Selfie
 
 
      Here are a few more shots, various dates and animals.
             Max, the dog.
    Woodchuck who has a den just behind the tree holding the trail camera.
                  Big doe last fall.
                    Opossum

                       Cardinal with a squirrel

                       Fox
                           Fox
                            Fox
                     Raccoon

                  Skunk
 
                  Skunk

    It is always fun and amazing to see what shows up on the camera. That's it until next time. 

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Catching up with the Trail Camera

This post is for my sweet sister, Sugar, who has been waiting patiently for something new on this blog.  The post is about my trail camera that I got 2 1/2 years ago for my birthday from my thoughtful husband, Mike.

Even after 2 1/2 years I get excited to see the pictures captured the previous day and night, I check it almost every day, and it has lived in the woods since I got it.  Occasionally I move it to different locations. Right now it is on a bit of a ridge in the woods near my house.  Looking the direction of the camera (north- northeast) there are rows of Red Pine, then a large meadow, then the Grand River.  This is all near Grand Haven, Michigan.

The camera records the moon phase, temperature, date, and time along the bottom of the photo.  Often in one day the camera will take 300 pictures.  I have it set so it takes 5 shots whenever it senses movement.  Most often photographed animal is the fox, I'm not sure how many different fox there are but some times it is easy to see the differences.   
 Here are photos taken from the last three months...






















































 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
Notice the temperature on this one!  151 degrees F, this is when we had temperatures below zero.
Hope you enjoy these!