It's been a couple weeks since I was able to check cameras. I expected to find some interesting stuff. I wasn't disappointed. This is about the 5th photo capture of a bobcat on this property
About 200 yards away I found the remnants of a turkey meal. Is it a coincidence?
There are some teeth marks in the feather roots.
There are also red and grey fox.
And always coyotes. But I suspect the bobcat as most capable of capturing a mature turkey.
Doesn't this guy look like an old war-horse? I wonder what his antlers looked like.
Another buck that has shed (or same one?).
The turkeys are strutting.
And we have some nice mature gobblers.
It's still about a month until turkey season opens.
The valley stand is in complete disrepair. Roof caved in and floor fell thru. I decided to let it go a year or two ago. It wasn't a great location. Will eventually have to do something with it.
Found this rotten log on the walk. Who is tearing it up?
I doubt if woodpeckers are doing it from underneath.
The deer trails are obvious at this time of year - no shed antlers found though.
Poop of the week.
I saw this blog post about invasives.
Blue Jay Barrens on Invasives I clearly don't have them under control like him. This is multiflora rose - I've got a ton of it.
I believe that this is honeysuckle.
More of it.
Not sure what this prickly stuff is. It's mixed in with what I believe are raspberries. Or maybe it's just the red ones mixed in with the black ones?
I suspect that this is a trespasser covering the camera as he passes. May be why I am not finding shed antlers. It's posted - I will prosecute.
We had our only real snow in March.
Still sporting antlers on the 19th.
Big crowd.
More photos of interest.
Starting early on the minerals.
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