Our task must be to free ourselves… by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature and its beauty. ~Albert Einstein
A Wiley Coyote on the run.
We picked up our trail cam footage during a late-season, blueberry run in the wilds of Wisconsin.
Cain's Orchard.
Grape, late-season Elliot blueberries and apple picking on a bucolic hillside.
Bonus forest shot: giant mushroom installation. Nature's artwork.
It's always fun to see what's out there: critters creeping around, darting about, hunting and gathering, slinking and slithering. Big Foot, as always, remains elusive and unseen. Sometimes, we see signs of native Sasquatch activity in the Minneapolis parks system: stick teepees, wind-blown aspen trees, ubiquitous rubbish piles. You know, the usual stuff. Compelling and scary. But never in Wisconsin. What gives? I think the woods of my childhood would be the perfect place for Squatch activity. Still, nothing.
This week, follow their tracks...
A hawk.
Hawk. Right hand corner.
Raccoon ghost.
Squirrel nap.
Bear lair.
A bobcat!
Coyote crawl.
Turkey time.
Daytime Bobcat!
Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you. ~Frank Lloyd Wright
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17 comments:
We all know the saying 'an apple a day keeps the doctor away',but it's actually those fruits with seeds that do that: grapes and berries.
Grape seeds and blueberry seeds are at the basis of great anti-oxidant health supplements.
How amazing! What a great collection of animals were recorded. I am rather envious of you going on a blueberry run. I love them but they are barely available here.
Your field camera picked up many interesting animals. Sharon.
There is a Bigfoot Museum in Bailey, Colorado. Someday I hope to visit it!
That's a LOT of activity! WOW! Too bad the cams can't pick up Bigfoot! We have the Swamp monster here...and the Skunk ape. You just never know! Sometimes we HEAR a lot of crashing around in the woods. Love that monster mushroom. I've never seen anything like it! WOW!
These are great shots, but my favorite is that gorgeous mushroom display. You show me how it's done with your magic photographic eye, Sharon. :-)
A great variety of wildlife.
your camera caught very interesting wild life ..... love blueberries.
Great shots..... have a wonderful day
Oh what fun to have a trail cam! You think it is Sasquatch leaving trash in the woods? Nah, any humanoid knows better than that.
My son is thinking of getting a trail cam when they move to their property but it won't campture anything as exotic as yours - probably kangaroos, possums, foxes and a few birds. We certainly should treasure our natural world. Stay safe, enjoy your week and thank you for the link up.
Sharon - oh man, what a treasure trove of trail cam photos. I am partial to the bobcat pictures. And a bear! Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday!
Love the wildlife sighting.
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That's an amazing array of pictures.
wow...so much nature rolled into one post...and I love it ALL.
Thanks for sharing this with us at IRBB this week.
~Anni
Hello,
I love all the critters and Hawks, great webcam captures.
Take care, enjoy your day!
Oh man your critter cam gets the most visitors! Love it.
YUM for the fresh fruit and oh wow what a shroom!
Dawn aka Spatulas On Parade
Loving all your photos, especially that humongous fungus! The critters are always fun to see. I could watch them all day :)
Would love some of those grapes, too.
I'm so excited to see you at 'My Corner of the World' this week!! Thanks for linking.
Cool shots!!!
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