Wildlife Cam 2017
My daughter and son-in-law put a wildlife camera in the creek bed at our property in Central Texas. That place is about 300 miles to the west of us, in a region that is drier and much more rugged than our home place. Here are some of my favorite pictures from this year: (You can click on them to see them larger.)
Gray fox.
Whitetail fawns.
Elk cow.
Elk cow and calf.
Whitetail doe.
Whitetail buck in velvet.
Baby raccoons.
Auodad, also known as Barbary sheep, introduced from North Africa.
Auodad baby.
Cooper’s Hawk, I think. This one had Photoshop help.
I have never seen most of these animals in person, only in these photos. It is amazing to get a glimpse of what is around us without our realizing it!
How I love these photos…so wonderful to see these beautiful animals who share your property.
It is so gratifying to get a peek into their lives, isn’t it. 🙂
Interesting animals. I thought about putting one up in back of our house. Trouble is, sparrows and squirrels would always be mugging for the camera. Nothing cool like those above. 🙂
Yes, I have plenty of pictures of doves and robins, and of course the feral hogs. But I do like seeing what else turns up.
That is very cool! Love those photos!
Thanks! I loved going through them. My daughter found a great spot to plant that camera.
What great photos and I so agree, it’s interesting to see all these animals that live so close to us without us realizing it.
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