August 19, 2020

Trail Cam Birds


So far I haven't seen many birds this week, so I'm posting some trail camera photos. I have a camera strapped to a tree facing the lake and another one near the driveway. (I got a great deal on them a couple years ago.)

I cropped all these images and brightened some of them. Trail cameras do not compose, they just go off when they detect movement.

The first bird may be a heron. I've seen one in that spot before. The second one could be a heron also, or some other bird with very long wings.


The flying bird in the third photo may be a vulture.

The final photo is from the other camera. Can you see the cardinal in the upper left? He did not look intimidated by the cat on the right.

6 comments:

  1. Hello,

    Great cam captures. I love the heron and vulture. Cute kitty capture! Take care, enjoy your day!

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  2. The cat's more than welcome to me!

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  3. Pretty views and fun to see the birds and cat picked up by your trail cam.

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  4. That is so awesome to have such variety right at the house! Thanks for sharing these shots, what loveliness they captured.

    Your link is a wonderful addition to 'My Corner of the World'!! Thanks for being here this week.

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