For Christmas, courtesy of the man, I got a long awaited infrared wildlife camera. Drunk with excitement, by boxing day I was scaling the garden desperately searching for somewhere that would be both convenient for me to access and well placed to get some good wildlife shots. To be honest with you I was half expecting to get nothing but a few birds and our cats nightly adventures for some weeks to come but low and behold a Christmas miracle.
Day 2 of WildCams life, he was sitting quite contently strapped to a Tree down by our compost heap, about an acre away from the house (yeah, I’m a English country mouse, i use acres, mostly because i have no idea what it is in meters...somewhere between 70 and 100 I would think) and who should come walking by....Foxy Woxy!
Behold!
Day 2 of WildCams life, he was sitting quite contently strapped to a Tree down by our compost heap, about an acre away from the house (yeah, I’m a English country mouse, i use acres, mostly because i have no idea what it is in meters...somewhere between 70 and 100 I would think) and who should come walking by....Foxy Woxy!
Behold!
Much later the same day, WildCam caught a strange Puddy cat wondering through our puddy cats territory...
Though unfortunately all WildCam got today was a very greedy magpie, and the wind blowing through the trees. Oh well. It's all hit and miss as the man says. All terribly exciting for someone who hasn't been out the house in 13 days though...
