The evergreen trees are hidden in summer. Once the leaves fall, it is obvious! As the leaves drop, the count down is on.
Saturday, we had a real frost. I guess it's time for people to change over from Hallowe'en to... errr, many are converting to Christmas! Seriously!
Last night, a doe and her fawn appeared in the back yard. I think this is the fawn, I guess a yearling, who was struck by a car last month. Both are ambling around the forest again.
I put out pumpkins for the deer in front of the trailcam. They didn't disappoint! First Tigger, our big 10-point buck, a bat, and these two young bucks. Hunting season has begun. We cross our fingers.
Trailcam deer from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
About 36 sec. in, you can see the bat coming up behind the deer!
Trailcam Nov 4-6 from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
9 comments:
Hari OM
Always enjoy your videos Jenn... we had our first truly deep and toe-curling frost yesterday; yeeechh.... YAM xx
pretty fall and halloween!!!
Bare trees in winter that give the evergreens a chance to shine.I like bare trees, they have a beauty all of their own in the cold days. Great videos, the deer do like to eat food they would normally never find.
Was that a wolf, coyote or dog? Nice to see the cat make an appearance.
Wonderful shots! Now we appear to be in for a seriously cold night.
Love to read that Bambi probably survived the car crash...:)
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Twas a coyote, AC!
Such wonderful Autumn (Fall) colour in your photo's and Halloween looked colourful too.
All the best Jan
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