We were hit by big storms. For the most part they stay deep in the forest.
The critters have not been too busy, but the odd time...fisher from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
I snapped it on the other camera, too. It is quick. Wait for it, it'll come back! Jan. 24
fisher from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
The coyotes like to run by the camera.coyote 1 from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
They are beautiful animals, even in black and white, in the dark!coyote 2 from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
OK, one more. When spring and summer comes, wee don't see them too much! This pair seems to be frequent flyers! Can you see their eyes in the dark! Very cool.
coyotes in the dark from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
The snow really slows the critters down.doe from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
Crumbly Acres captured the poor deer in the snow!deer feeder from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
deer in yard from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
deer yard from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
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17 comments:
Hello,
The fisher is a cute critter. I always love your deer photos and videos.
Those coyote eyes are creepy. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
...have a fabulous day at Crumbly Acres.
Poor deer having to walk through that deep snow. And if they choose where you've cleared, there's nothing to eat there at all. Glad they still found something under the bird feeders. A fisher! That certainly was a surprise for me this morning!
we came close to hitting a deer on the highway the other evening. When it launched itself off the pavement onto the side, it sunk the length of it's legs. The poor things must be so vulverable in the deep snow. They have a trail system at the neighbours. We used to find their bedding spots up in our back forty. We don't go up there in winter anymore.
Somehow the deer don't look happy with the snow.
Hari OM
Brrrrrrrr that was quite the dumping of white stuff! Picturesque, no doubt, but the critters do look a tad overwhelmed! YAM xx
Fisher is my favorite today!
Lots and lots of snow - with no fire to toast beside.
They like to visit you during the cold winter. These are neat photos and videos. Thanks for sharing!
The deer are looking forward to spring.
A lot of snow!
Great videos/photographs from Crumbly Acres.
All the best Jan
Wow! I have never seen a Fisher! Any chance you can show the tracks sometime?
I thought that was a badger. Your responders call it a fisher. One deer looks like it has some tumors on it's back "knees." I think they're sick of snow too. But they look well-fed if they can keep finding the pumpkins. Linda in Kansas
I've never even heard of a fisher, much less seen one before. Great that you caught it on camera twice.
Coyotes are beautiful, but those eyes are a bit scary. LOVED the deer shots, though.
i've never seen a "fisher", i am going to do more research. they don't eat fish, but why the name? odd. is that a more Canadian animal? interesting, u have me learning. that is so awesome!! so curious. ( ;
Those eyes look amazing in the dark.
The fisher looks big! We don't get those here.
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