At 11:00 a.m. (EST), Neal set up the trail cam to record the birdbath;
this will be a test to see how it works,
and we should see if anything uses the bath at night, too.
Sometimes, I fill the bird bath, and the next morning,
it's almost empty.
Neal sez: OH! LOOK! SOMEONE HAS HIDDEN A TRAIL CAMERA HERE!
IT'S SO WELL CAMOUFLAGED, I HAD TO POINT IT OUT!
The first "creature" recorded by the new trail camera . . .
One has to have either 1) patience, as each location should probably
be covered for at least a week; or 2) several cameras, to set up one in each spot
one wants to cover. I have neither. If they were all the same price as this one
(originally $59; with the Amazon/Synchrony points I had,
I paid only $20), I'd get a few more, but that won't happen again.
Daytime visitors to the courtyard bird bath - and other places
in our Florida area - can be seen HERE
BOB ANDERSON:
A "rare" creature, indeed! Priceless . . .
MARE MOORE
What a handsome bearded male homo sapien your trail camera has captured, eh?!
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