I found a Hedgehog, killed by a car, just across the road from my house the other morning. I was concerned that this might be one of the hogs from my garden so I set up the trail camera to check what was going on. When I checked the footage this morning I was pleased to find not just one, but two hogs taking advantage of the meal worms I had put out on the lawn.
You might also spot some extra eye shine in the first clip. I think this is a Wood Mouse taking advantage of the fallen seeds from the bird feeders. I need to move the camera closer to confirm this.
Thursday, 17 May 2012
Worrying time...
Labels:
Bedfordshire,
Bushnell Trophy Cam,
Hedgehog,
Wildlife
Location:
Kempston, Bedford
Sunday, 13 May 2012
Trophy Cam bags another new species for the site
This undisclosed site in Bedfordshire is really proving to be a great wildlife spot. This week a Roe Deer passed through:
Not much Badger activity recorded this week because the batteries ran out in the camera. There was one Badger about on the first night but no digging or interaction. I have re positioned the camera this week. It still overlooks the same area but it is a little further back and a little higher in a tree. Hoping to get a better overview of any activity, a bit like Stephen Plummer has here.
Not much Badger activity recorded this week because the batteries ran out in the camera. There was one Badger about on the first night but no digging or interaction. I have re positioned the camera this week. It still overlooks the same area but it is a little further back and a little higher in a tree. Hoping to get a better overview of any activity, a bit like Stephen Plummer has here.
Labels:
Bedfordshire,
Bushnell Trophy Cam,
Roe Deer,
Wildlife
Location:
Bedford, UK
Sunday, 6 May 2012
Badger activity over the past 2 weeks
I had a marathon session yesterday afternoon going through 2 weeks of trail cam footage from the Badger sett. I usually change the card each week but didn't get up there last weekend, I'll try not to miss a week again as I had 350 clips to go through. This was a bit surprising as there have only been just over 100 clips each week recently, but there was more Rabbit activity around the sett these last 2 weeks with a couple of young rabbits showing up regularly. There was also a really busy sett maintenance night on the 28/04 when the Badgers were busy digging out the main holes around the sett. This activity racked up 44, 30 second, clips in just under an hour. Here a couple of clips from that batch:
Still haven't seen more than 3 badgers at any one time and still no cubs :-(
The following clip captured a male Tawny Owl calling. I have increased the volume of the soundtrack but you may still need to increase the volume on your PC to hear it:
Don't forget to turn your PC volume back down again ;-)
Still haven't seen more than 3 badgers at any one time and still no cubs :-(
The following clip captured a male Tawny Owl calling. I have increased the volume of the soundtrack but you may still need to increase the volume on your PC to hear it:
Don't forget to turn your PC volume back down again ;-)
Labels:
Badger,
Bedfordshire,
Bushnell Trophy Cam,
tawny owl,
Wildlife
Location:
Bedford, UK
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