One area in particular (which I will keep somewhat a secret for now) offers grasslands full of shrubs, deep forests, and meadows that contain beautiful goldenrod flowers.
It really is a cam-trappers and wildlife enthusiast's heaven. There are bears that filter in an out, coyotes screaming across the meadows, and hawks that patrol the skies.
I've got a lot of cameras in these areas and have had a few there for some time now. Hopefully more animals will get a photo or two taken of them.
The cameras that were up here were taken to different spots today to see if that makes any difference in the results. While placing the cameras in their newest spots, I found myself staring at this beech tree.
I've got a lot of cameras in these areas and have had a few there for some time now. Hopefully more animals will get a photo or two taken of them.
The cameras that were up here were taken to different spots today to see if that makes any difference in the results. While placing the cameras in their newest spots, I found myself staring at this beech tree.
Yeah, those are bear claw markings! Although it is the same species of tree and in the same general area as a tree that I posted about months ago (see: Bear Claw Markings ), it is definitely a different tree with a different set of black bear marks on it.
Results from the cameras that I put all over Leesburg should pour in shortly, but for now, it's time for me to get some rest for tomorrow when I do it all over again in a different place.
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