I picked up my trail camera on Friday evening, and here's some of the footage it captured; all taken between 7.37 and 8.56 p.m. on May 2nd:
Pretty sure this is a different Fox to the one in my previous post, as this is near the other den at the far end of the field.
I wish I'd taken my big lens out with me, because, as I was walking up through Singleton Park, I located a Tawny Owl, and was able to stand right underneath it as it hooted, before flying off toward Brynmill Park. Would've made a great shot, but I only had a smallish lens with me.
And then there were the approachable Wheatears on the beach earlier.
Anyone else find they get the best photos opps. when they've left their gear behind?!
I wish I'd taken my big lens out with me, because, as I was walking up through Singleton Park, I located a Tawny Owl, and was able to stand right underneath it as it hooted, before flying off toward Brynmill Park. Would've made a great shot, but I only had a smallish lens with me.
And then there were the approachable Wheatears on the beach earlier.
Anyone else find they get the best photos opps. when they've left their gear behind?!
I liked this blog, Jeremy!
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Oh cool! You have a camera set up on the trail in the woods, so you wasn't there holding the camera filming this? Still, cool footage! =)
ReplyDeleteMust be beautiful to see the vox so close-up.
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Thanks for your comments. No, I wasn't there at the time. The Fox has a den about 10 yards from the camera, so I brought him closer with some catfood!
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