On a cool, misty November dawn, the silhouette of a healthy, middle-aged stag took shape out of the fog like a ghost.
It seems he will become a regular visitor to this feeder.
It seems there’s a healthy, strong doe with her calf who has taken a liking to this hidden, undisturbed, quiet little spot, because lately the camera has been sending me pictures of them more and more often. And now this curious calf has come to introduce itself . . .
At dawn, at 3:42, two pigs arrived at the feeder, then a little later, startled, they hurried off. The cause of the fright was the arrival of a seriously sized, middle-aged boar, who then leisurely rooted around for a good several minutes.
The same event from two camera angles. You can clearly see the cameras keeping an eye on each other "out of the corner of their eye" 🙂
In the clearing of the alder forest, at the undisturbed feeder, despite the full moon (experience shows game is much more cautious in a moonlit forest), there was lively activity through the night. First came the lone group of 5 piglets, then, around midnight, the larger party of 2 sows and 11 piglets arrived. Both…
Investigating the Effectiveness of a Dual-Dispenser Feeder in Wildlife Management Abstract: This paper examines the wildlife management effectiveness of an innovative feeder container equipped with a dual dispensing system, with particular attention to the use of different attractants and their effect on the frequency of feeder visits by wildlife. The prototype consists of a large…