From 6:45 PM onward, the newly revived, long-abandoned feeder became the site of great feasts.
It seems word has truly "gotten around" among the forest’s wildlife 😀
A middle-aged stag cools off at the special wallow deep in the forest. And why is it special? For one thing, because on open, free-range land, you very rarely come across such a gem of a forest spot. For another, game moves here all day long. /It’s already clear that the current Spypoint Standard Transmission…
Economically planned feeding and a new piglet gang at the feeder. Yesterday I refilled the feed again, since the automatic feeder heads were already spinning empty – a clear sign of depleted stock. From this the following management data can be drawn: The previous refill, on May 10th, was done with 150 kg of grain…
Field experience with the ZEISS Secacam 7 trail camera — a comparative analysis from a wildlife management perspective Trail cameras have by now become an indispensable tool in wildlife management, wildlife biology research, and conservation. They allow for non-invasive monitoring of populations, detailed analysis of movement patterns, habitat use, and behaviors (e.g., wallowing, feeding, social…
The small pool shaped from the stump of a large poplar felled in a storm, mostly intended as a "birdbath," is proving very useful to big game as well during the great summer heat. Thanks to the recent smoothing work done with a milling disc (Kaindl Super-Carver V9 Milling Disc for Angle Grinder 115/125) to…