Wildlife camera

I'm trying out a Primos 35 wildlife camera. It is designed to be positioned where you expect wildlife and game to be active; it takes pictures (or video) automatically, when motion or a difference in heat activates the sensor. At night, it lights the picture with infrared, which the animals cannot detect. In these photos, the camera was strapped to a porch column, and aimed at the feeder.

Standing room only at the feeder, bird waiting in the tree

Goldfinch on feeder; cherry tree in bloom

Chattooga River, near Rock Gorge

This was a solo hike, exploring a way in to the Rock Gorge area, for fishing and camping purposes.

Deep pool

Eight photos follow; click on 'read more' link below.

Some are red and some are blue; some are old and some are new

One fish . . . 

two fish . . . 

red fish . . .

blue fish!

The blue fish came to us through the generosity of Laura, Taylor and Andrew. The red fish was a gift from our friend Ginger. Rhyming verses courtesy of Dr. Seuss.

 

Thanks!