Kits will be kits

Red fox - Ondaora - 7/27/26

When we returned from Florida in May, I installed a “Trail Cam” on our house trained on the area below the bird feeding station in our back yard. My hope was to see what wildlife might wander through the area. I soon realized that if I didn’t turn the camera’s automatic shutter release during the day, I would have literally hundreds of short video clips of squirrels. That was not the quarry I was looking for, so I now turn it on shortly before dusk and then turn it off in the morning. I’ve been pretty happy with the results and found quickly that we have a couple of foxes that visit the area below the feeder almost every night. This week, there was a special event that the camera captured that I will share with you here as a compiled video of several clips. Hope you enjoy it!

David Baker

For over 30 years, my life was devoted to teaching High School , College, and Professional Development courses in the fields of Earth and Environmental Sciences. I hold 4 degrees including a Doctorate from Columbia University in Curriculum Development. Since my retirement, I have led field trips and workshops centered on two of my passions, nature and photography. This blog allows me to meld the two and facilitates my third passion which is educating folks about the natural world.

https://www.natdigital2025.com
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