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Best Latest
Images from November / December 21
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Bunny: The bunny is in front of the observatory, and stood still
for a second. |
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Coyote: The main trail camera gets the best shots, this one was
one of two that appeared. |
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Deer: Baby deer in the snow. The fawns spots are now gone, and
they look like minuature deer now. |
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Fox: This night shot in IR is one of the sharpest we have so
far of a fox. Look at that tail! |
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Jackrabbit: Very close to the camera in front of the observatory. |
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Stellar Jay: Rare to see such a bird. They have a black head
and top notch and are extremely intellegent. In front of observatory. |
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Skunk: Only nocturnal, so is an IR shot. We got about a half
dozen shots of this guy, but all at night. |
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American Badger: First time! What an amazing animal. He paused
here when he saw the IR light come on. Perfect for the best photo! |
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Bobcat: New animal, several times in the dark, and once in daylight.
In front of the observatory. |
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Domestic Cat: Another new animal - someones black cat. We actually
got three shots of this one coming by. So even domestic animals
seem to follow established trails. |
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Pack Rat: Lives in the wood pile in front of the Cabin. Looks
like giant mouse. |
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Chipmunk: Always tiny and far away, but this one shows his stripes
well. |
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Elk: Finally! a great daytime shot of these amazing animals.
One looked right into the camera an inch from the lens. |
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Wood Pecker (Flicker): Rare sighting, this is also our very first
sighting of this bird. |
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Raven: Lots of Ravens appeared after the tree was cut down to
feed on the grubs. |
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Kaibab Squrrell: A superb shot of this amazing animal. The ears
are huge! |
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