Human activity . . .
Just half an hour ago there was quite a lot of traffic at this feeder.
Alongside the regularly dispensed corn, I scattered some walnuts in the shell, which the pigs absolutely love.
/ And of course also the hunter, who was quietly dozing off during the long, drowsy stand watch 🙂 /
Naturally, salt was also added to the holder.
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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…
A special sequence of shots from the life of the large forest wallow near my new feeder. Unfortunately, I can’t see the wallow itself from the stand, but numerous muddy, dripping, greasy trails lead in the direction of the feeder. Because of this, there’s good reason to hope that the wallow’s appeal will spill over…
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