First the list in no particular order. A lot of these I do not have photos of. The ones I do I will post below.
Some of the pictures aren’t the greatest, these are animals I don’t see that much, I will still post them.
THE LIST… hopefully it will grow.
Beaver, mink, weasel, skunk, rabbits, coyotes , groundhogs , opossums, muskrat, rat , raccoons , deer, squirrel, flying squirrel,bats, fox, eagle, Owls, geese,Wid Turkeys, blue heron, frogs. Poor things get squashed a lot on the trail, praying mantis , huge catfish! , salamanders, moles, mice and more when I think of them.
I did not include all the birds that we see there’s just too many of them.
I don’t want to lose this information like the first time. I will post more later. I believe I have at least 10 more different animals that I have photos of at night and few in the day.
I saw one at night once. Heard a ruffling noise up in a tree. Shine my light up there and simultaneously it flew away. Needless to say no photo of that.
Lots of wildlife out there
I recently installed a trail camera with IR - Dsoon H8201 Digital Trail Camera - Review - YouTube - in my home (more for home surveillance than animal tracking) and I guess I caught a badger there
I didn’t even know they could be so close from my place! It activated the camera just for a few seconds so I couldn’t get a completely clear angle at it. I will try to show it meanwhile.
Other then than, we see some kite (or falcon) and black heron.
Rarely do I see an Owl when I hear them making their call. The two sets of pictures of the eastern screech owls are just by me randomly pointing my flashlight in the woods.
In the first two photos that owl was staring directly at my dog. My dog was staring at a rabbit!
Nikkos alertness never cease to amaze me. He is fascinated by the river. Logs, Minks,Geese ect.
The other night there was a jet airplanes ( approx 15K to 20K feet in elevation)reflection going across the river. He stared at its illuminating reflection until it was across the river, on the land where it can no longer be seen.
