HH16818, great set of pictures. Pictures like these are why I leave my cameras out year round , too. It's also pictures like those that get me to setting my cameras to video, but then I switch the cards and have hundreds and hundreds of videos of grass swaying in the wind to go through to make sure I don't miss something.
Back in 2016 I had a bad truck wreck and was laid up for months. I had one camera at our lease that took a really long, rough ATV ride to get to. I had the wreck in late February and hadn't checked the camera in about 3 months before that. After the wreck I didn't get back down there until the following October. Almost a years worth of pictures. Luckily I had a large SD card, 32GB, and fresh lithium batteries in it. The feeder ran out of feed about the end of March, but there was a small stream and two large white oak trees there that kept critters coming by, even though the activity dropped off with the feeder running out. It was interesting to watch a whole year in pictures at one sitting. There was almost 10,000 pictures on it. The camera was set to take 3 shots at a time and the batteries had just run out a few weeks before I finally got there.
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Animals do all sorts of things that we have no idea they would? I have seen Wild Skunks mingle with House Cats on a Porch like they were best of Friends
