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Tree Sparrow · Thursday 5th May 2011, 09:24

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Originally Posted by turkish van

Wow, brilliant!

It was nice to get something different, plus more than just a tail or a blur lol.

TS

MarkHows · Thursday 5th May 2011, 09:42

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Originally Posted by Tree Sparrow

Finally got a couple of reasonable pics of Pine Marten.

Very Nice

Mark

Tree Sparrow · Thursday 5th May 2011, 18:48

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Originally Posted by MarkHows

Very Nice

Mark

I'm just lucky that I'm in an area where there are Pine Marten. When I first moved here it wasn't something that I expected to have so it's a real bonus.

TS

MontanaOspreyCam · Thursday 5th May 2011, 20:52

I work as a wildlife biologist in Montana and have the luxury of using quite a few automatic upload trail cameras (BuckEyes) that upload to a free public website. I do all of the labeling so you can sort through the pictures by camera or by species.

There are thousands of photos and video clips on the site so feel free to browse and play as you wish. If you find some favorites, you can create a free account and save them to your own favorites page to do with as you please.

CondonWildlifeCams

Enjoy!! And feel free to message me with any questions.

Tracy :-)

Capercaillie71 · Sunday 15th May 2011, 22:01

Still nothing to rival Fiona's Pine Marten, but I checked my camera trap today and found that a grand total of two animals had triggered it in the past two and a half weeks. Here they are.

I've now moved it to another location.

sglynas · Sunday 15th May 2011, 22:32

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Still nothing to rival Fiona's Pine Marten, but I checked my camera trap today and found that a grand total of two animals had triggered it in the past two and a half weeks. Here they are.

At least the first one did Smile for the camera.

Steve.

MarkHows · Friday 20th May 2011, 20:27

Finally got some photos from my own camera in the garden

It only cost £30 so I am quite happy

Mark

MontanaOspreyCam · Monday 23rd May 2011, 19:27

Here is our first Elk calf of the season!

Tree Sparrow · Wednesday 25th May 2011, 13:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Capercaillie71

Still nothing to rival Fiona's Pine Marten, but I checked my camera trap today and found that a grand total of two animals had triggered it in the past two and a half weeks. Here they are.

I've now moved it to another location.

It's not a competition

.

Good luck with the new location.

TS

Tree Sparrow · Wednesday 25th May 2011, 13:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkHows

Finally got some photos from my own camera in the garden

It only cost £30 so I am quite happy

Mark

You can't go wrong at 30 pounds! The picture quality looks excellent too!

TS

Tree Sparrow · Wednesday 25th May 2011, 13:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by MontanaOspreyCam

Here is our first Elk calf of the season!

Soooo cute!

TS

MarkHows · Thursday 26th May 2011, 19:47

Yet more excitement from the garden.

Mark

**delia todd** · Thursday 26th May 2011, 20:02

You certainly get some great quality pictures of quality beasties Mark.

Keep 'em coming.

D

turkish van · Thursday 26th May 2011, 20:20

If anyone has a camera stick it out at a badger sett now if you can... cubs are going crazy here. Loads of play fighting, skullduggery and general naughty cuteness! Unfortunately none of this is on my camera but our videos should be on t'internet in the next few weeks.

Get the cubs when they're little, cute and bouncy.

turkish van · Thursday 26th May 2011, 20:29

oh, one thing, if your camera is low on a scratching tree, make sure it's well attached.....

turkish van · Thursday 9th June 2011, 19:23

A couple of shots from recent videos, I have discovered life beyond badger setts!

Andrew Whitehouse · Thursday 9th June 2011, 21:21

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Originally Posted by turkish van

A couple of shots from recent videos, I have discovered life beyond badger setts!

Is that Nessie in the second picture?

Welsh Peregrine · Friday 10th June 2011, 10:58

Nah, its an aquatic furry glyptodon!

turkish van · Friday 10th June 2011, 11:54

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Originally Posted by Welsh Peregrine

Nah, its an aquatic furry glyptodon!

Yeah, roughly the size and shape of a Volkswagen Beetle?

(I had to look it up...)

turkish van · Sunday 12th June 2011, 17:26

More new species:
a flock of small rubber ducks
and another tantalising glimpse of either a rat or a water vole - my latest mission.

Capercaillie71 · Sunday 12th June 2011, 20:02

I'm getting a bit bored of deer now. After nearly a month at a new location, Roe Deer were the only things I recorded (apart from two people with a dog). Interesting to see how much the bracken grew during the month, and interesting to see that the camera moved at some point.

I've now followed Turkish Van's example and put the camera next to the river below the forest. I've pointed it at a rock that had some otter spraint on it.

MarkHows · Monday 13th June 2011, 21:49

Just got back from Finland and the trap has been inaction again with a new visitor the the garden, the fox is also still there but the badger has only given tail shots.

Mark

turkish van · Tuesday 14th June 2011, 06:57

Wow, a muntjac in the garden, nice one - did you know you had them?

MarkHows · Tuesday 14th June 2011, 09:59

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Originally Posted by turkish van

Wow, a muntjac in the garden, nice one - did you know you had them?

We see them all the time in the village but first time we have realised they were in the garden.

Mark

turkish van · Thursday 16th June 2011, 20:28

Up close and personal with a heron
And a lovely badger who waddled along with her tail sticking up, quite unaware my camera was watching her.

Thursday 5th May 2011, 20:52	#104
MontanaOspreyCam www.montanaospreycam.com Join Date: May 2010 Location: Missoula, Montana Posts: 146 Blog Entries: 1	I work as a wildlife biologist in Montana and have the luxury of using quite a few automatic upload trail cameras (BuckEyes) that upload to a free public website. I do all of the labeling so you can sort through the pictures by camera or by species. There are thousands of photos and video clips on the site so feel free to browse and play as you wish. If you find some favorites, you can create a free account and save them to your own favorites page to do with as you please. CondonWildlifeCams Enjoy!! And feel free to message me with any questions. Tracy :-) __________________ Visit us at MontanaOspreyCam. Where you control the camera!

Sunday 15th May 2011, 22:01	#105
Capercaillie71 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Deeside, Aberdeenshire Posts: 3,041 My location	Still nothing to rival Fiona's Pine Marten, but I checked my camera trap today and found that a grand total of two animals had triggered it in the past two and a half weeks. Here they are. I've now moved it to another location. Attached Thumbnails

Friday 20th May 2011, 20:27	#107
MarkHows Seeking Non Natives Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Nr Saffron Walden, Essex/Cambs/Suffolk Border Posts: 1,429	Finally got some photos from my own camera in the garden It only cost £30 so I am quite happy Mark Attached Thumbnails __________________ My Website / Blog
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Monday 23rd May 2011, 19:27	#108
MontanaOspreyCam www.montanaospreycam.com Join Date: May 2010 Location: Missoula, Montana Posts: 146 Blog Entries: 1	First calf Here is our first Elk calf of the season! Attached Thumbnails __________________ Visit us at MontanaOspreyCam. Where you control the camera!

Thursday 26th May 2011, 19:47	#112
MarkHows Seeking Non Natives Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Nr Saffron Walden, Essex/Cambs/Suffolk Border Posts: 1,429	Yet more excitement from the garden. Mark Attached Thumbnails __________________ My Website / Blog
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Thursday 26th May 2011, 20:02	#113
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Thursday 26th May 2011, 20:20	#114
turkish van Number 1 celebrity badger Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 2,594 My location	If anyone has a camera stick it out at a badger sett now if you can... cubs are going crazy here. Loads of play fighting, skullduggery and general naughty cuteness! Unfortunately none of this is on my camera but our videos should be on t'internet in the next few weeks. Get the cubs when they're little, cute and bouncy. __________________ Laura

Thursday 26th May 2011, 20:29	#115
turkish van Number 1 celebrity badger Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 2,594 My location	oh, one thing, if your camera is low on a scratching tree, make sure it's well attached..... __________________ Laura

Thursday 9th June 2011, 19:23	#116
turkish van Number 1 celebrity badger Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 2,594 My location	A couple of shots from recent videos, I have discovered life beyond badger setts! Attached Thumbnails __________________ Laura

Friday 10th June 2011, 10:58	#118
Welsh Peregrine Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Birkenhead Posts: 418	Nah, its an aquatic furry glyptodon!

Sunday 12th June 2011, 17:26	#120
turkish van Number 1 celebrity badger Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 2,594 My location	More new species: a flock of small rubber ducks and another tantalising glimpse of either a rat or a water vole - my latest mission. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Laura

Sunday 12th June 2011, 20:02	#121
Capercaillie71 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Deeside, Aberdeenshire Posts: 3,041 My location	I'm getting a bit bored of deer now. After nearly a month at a new location, Roe Deer were the only things I recorded (apart from two people with a dog). Interesting to see how much the bracken grew during the month, and interesting to see that the camera moved at some point. I've now followed Turkish Van's example and put the camera next to the river below the forest. I've pointed it at a rock that had some otter spraint on it. Attached Thumbnails

Monday 13th June 2011, 21:49	#122
MarkHows Seeking Non Natives Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Nr Saffron Walden, Essex/Cambs/Suffolk Border Posts: 1,429	Just got back from Finland and the trap has been inaction again with a new visitor the the garden, the fox is also still there but the badger has only given tail shots. Mark Attached Thumbnails __________________ My Website / Blog
	Click here to Support BirdForum

Tuesday 14th June 2011, 06:57	#123
turkish van Number 1 celebrity badger Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 2,594 My location	Wow, a muntjac in the garden, nice one - did you know you had them? __________________ Laura

Thursday 16th June 2011, 20:28	#125
turkish van Number 1 celebrity badger Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 2,594 My location	Up close and personal with a heron And a lovely badger who waddled along with her tail sticking up, quite unaware my camera was watching her. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Laura

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