Recent content by thomasboyle

Checked my 5 cameras this week, and got some good pics.

Took this picture today.

I was shocked to get a moose pic. I saw a moose running down the road 7-8 years ago and got a pic of a young moose with no rack 2 years ago. Wonder if this one is the same one 2 years older. Now if I can get a mountain lion pic.

Its been a while since I posted pics. Got some good ones this fall. Date stamp on the moose pic is wrong!

Checked my cameras today. Got some good pics of bear, deer, fox, coyote and bobcat. Seeing more adults and young ones.

Haven't posted in a while, so here are some recent pics from the wilds of Connecticut!

Been busy and have not checked the cameras in a few weeks. Caught a pic of my first otter. Also pics of bears, bobcat, coyote, fox, hawks, coons.

Caught some nice pics of deer, fox, bobcat, coyote, heron but no bears this time!

Being youngster, I would doubt it was tagged for causing problems. We live in the county, and bears can't really get into official trouble. They get trouble tagged if the go into the suburbs or cities. A young bear won't normally wander that far. The DEP tags young bears to track their movements.

My wife took these pics yesterday with my Nikon. Not a trail camera, but the pics were good!

Lots of bear pics this week. Found out we have a mother and older cub. First time we caught 2 bears in one pic. Also bobcat and lots of raccoons, but surprisingly no coyotes!

Great shots of the south end of the critter going north! Amazing what goes on when you are not around isn't it?! I was thinking I need to place another camera facing this camera, so I can get pics of them coming and going!

Got a pic of my first moose. Bears are about, as are the coyotes and bobcats.

Nice cabin overlooking the pond! I just saw a young beaver on the pond a few days ago. They say if a beaver lives in your pond, you have good water quality. Mine have not caused any issues so I enjoy having them around.

Yes, the camera is on a path I maintain around my pond. The pond is about 400' long and 75' wide, and 8 feet deep at the deepest.