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March 6, 2021

Late Winter, Trail Camera Pictures.

There weren't many pictures worth keeping from the trail cam this past month. I don't even download most of them. But I found a few shots of interest.

Saturday Critters / I'd Rather Be Birdin'

I crop almost all the shots from it. I keep the camera pointing in a northwest direction towards some bushes because the afternoon sun can go straight in the lens. As it is, some of the shots get light-struck.

This bird I like! 
Apparently deer only came through once in the past month. They seem to like feeding at three in the morning. 

 

13 comments:

  1. Dave3:18 AM, March 07, 2021

    Hi Linda
    Brilliant scenery in shot one. Love the deer.
    I have a trail cam but only use it in the garden here in the uk. Fox, Badger, Hedgehog and Field Mice get captured.
    I am tempted to give it a go in Turkey when I can next get out there.

    Keep well

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  2. eileeninmd5:22 AM, March 07, 2021

    Hello,

    I just love the first shot, the view and birds are beautiful. Cool capture of the deer! Great photo! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day and a happy new week! PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.

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  3. Anni 5:29 AM, March 07, 2021

    Wow, having a camera such as this to capture moments in time makes me jealous. Wonderful.
    For taking time from your day to share your photos with us at IRBB, I send along my thanks!

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  4. Phil Slade7:05 AM, March 07, 2021

    I think it's brilliant that you have a trail cam, even if it doesn't always deliver. But your shots today are just fine, especially the first.

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  5. Tom7:28 AM, March 07, 2021

    ...I'm hoping that we are approaching late winter.

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  6. Barbara Rogers9:30 AM, March 07, 2021

    I really never knew deer were nocturnal! Or these guys just stayed awake so they could be on your photo! Have a great day!

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  7. Yogi♪♪♪12:25 PM, March 07, 2021

    That's pretty cool. I just have a city lot but I know people who put them on public land but they turn up missing from time to time. I could put one up in the green belt behind my house but I may not want to see what is going on!!

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  8. Bill1:28 PM, March 07, 2021

    The first photo creates a peaceful scene with the birds flying by. I really like the third photo too.

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  9. William Kendall5:24 PM, March 07, 2021

    That bird view is astonishing.

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  10. Nancy Chan10:31 PM, March 07, 2021

    I like the 1st, third and fourth photos from your trail cam. If I have one trail cam, I would set it up in my garden to see who are the visitors to my garden. The deer thought they could feed in peace but didn't know that they were caught on your trail cam.

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  11. Shiju Sugunan12:36 AM, March 08, 2021

    That bird in flight picture is so stunning!

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  12. Lowcarb team member8:12 PM, March 08, 2021

    Wow! Your first photograph is lovely.

    All the best Jan

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  13. Debbie12:14 PM, March 10, 2021

    the mountains are so pretty!! and the sun burst, it has a feeling of warmth. i always enjoy seeing deer!!

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