This has been a fun experiment and given the persistent hostile weather conditions I suppose the additional food gave the crows and the hawk a leg-up. I consider it morbidly grim that chicken parts were used to attract bird to the camera. Curiously, over six days and 1944 photos there were no other bird species evident.
Sunday, April 15, 2018
Trail Camera Tales - Epilogue
Saturday, April 7 – Dawn brings clear skies, sunshine and
cold. With no overnight visitors the
crows return yet little remains. As
evidence there is a noticeable lack of traffic as the photo count drops. The girls and I return to check things out
and all we find is bare turf in the excavated snow with not a speck of chicken or
a bone remaining. The dogs give it an
obligatory sniff, we fetch the SD card and depart.
This has been a fun experiment and given the persistent hostile weather conditions I suppose the additional food gave the crows and the hawk a leg-up. I consider it morbidly grim that chicken parts were used to attract bird to the camera. Curiously, over six days and 1944 photos there were no other bird species evident.
This has been a fun experiment and given the persistent hostile weather conditions I suppose the additional food gave the crows and the hawk a leg-up. I consider it morbidly grim that chicken parts were used to attract bird to the camera. Curiously, over six days and 1944 photos there were no other bird species evident.
Labels:
Attractants,
Chores,
Crows,
Labrador Retrievers,
Trail Camera
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