Driveway deer from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
trailcam doe from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
I moved the frogpond trailcam, just to switch things up. I noticed that they were following the edge of the wetland, searching for food.
The deer just roll on through.doe a deer from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
I've heard people sighting the coyotes on the nearby frozen lake. They are certainly active here. I would expect that it is the same pack.coyote from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
They are beautiful, healthy beasts, seldom seen in the day time.Coyote tails from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
Saturday's Critters # 478 Thanks to Eileen for hosting it.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThe coyotes seem to be regular visitors there. I love the deer videos, they do not seem shy. They run away quickly when they see people here.
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Hari OM
ReplyDeleteA joy, as always, to watch these clips. The coyotes do indeed look well-fed and sleek of fur, but the deer are looking mighty fine too! YAM xx
..searching for food is the name of the game in winter.
ReplyDeleteWalking right by them and the deer aren’t bothered.
ReplyDeleteThe animals all look pretty healthy. Wonder what they are finding to eat.
ReplyDeleteHello Jenn :=)
ReplyDeleteAwesome trail cam footage. Be careful not to slip on the icy snow.
Take care
All the best.
Good rainboots are a must.
ReplyDeleteThe animals don't see to mind the cold but it would be hard for me to walk in the snow and ice. I'm spoiled here walking on hard surfaces or sand. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThere was a coyote living in our neighbourhood last summer but I haven't heard of any sightings lately.
ReplyDelete-14C, that is frigid!!! Take care walking, do you have Yaktraks or cleats with spikes so you do not slip or skid? I could hear the crunch on that snow.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is so exciting! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGoodness me, your weather does not look good!
ReplyDeleteTake care out there.
All the best Jan
Awesome captures of the critters surviving the harsh winter. I enjoyed watching these clips.
ReplyDeleteWell, they're fed, hence their relative comfort around you.
ReplyDeleteYou have weather that is challenging for all.
ReplyDeleteNice coyotes!! They really have a huge range. We just watched two of them on a beach in Baja California almost in the tropics.
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The deer know who really own the land, don't they lol
ReplyDeleteFabulous videos!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see the deer. Take care while walking around on the ice.
ReplyDeletethose coyotes are indeed healthy, they normally look skinny this time of year.
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