Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Saturday, June 30, 2018
A Summer Itch
This young bull moose must have been bothered by mosquitoes like the rest of us along the moose pond trail in Grand Teton National Park. His mother would have nothing to do with him as if to say, "Grow up". It was tempting to go BBC and add the sound of scratching. Enjoy.
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Mule Deer Action
Visiting Badlands National Park to watch the mule deer rut is becoming a yearly event. Most of the behavior is bucks chasing does but occasionally things get real interesting. After watching a small herd for quite awhile I noticed the does had their attention directed to something behind the butte. Eventually I saw what the were watching. The following minute of action took place over about an hour in real time.
Monday, January 16, 2017
Trapped!
I have been camera trapping for several years, each year refining my technique a little bit. Last year I concentrated on better staging using a level and placing the camera with a good background (stage) for the animals. After using different techniques over the years there seems to be no need for attractants and scent blockers, either the set is in a good location or it is not. My thanks goes to the MN DNR, Scientific and Natural Areas Program, for permission to put these cameras on public land.
Highlights of 2016 (about 3 1/2 minutes):
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