We all know that fallen trees are a great place for a camera trap, here's another example --
https://forestandfield.blogspot.com/202 ... aspen.html
Last Year at a Fallen Aspen
- Woody Meristem
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Re: Last Year at a Fallen Aspen
Definitely a hub of activity. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Last Year at a Fallen Aspen
That's quite the cast of characters, well done Woody.
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Re: Last Year at a Fallen Aspen
Enjoyed that compilation, Woody. Your camera does a good job with the night shots.
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Re: Last Year at a Fallen Aspen
Great location. The visitors are proof of that. Nice as always Woody
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