JK recently posted about finally joining the Aplodontia Club, and with some sweet captures, if I might add. For myself, I have fruitlessly been knocking on the door of the Marin Cougar Club -- and I am not talking about the wine bars of San Anselmo (
I have already been).
One would think that it would not be a ridiculous task, but here I am again, with only bobcat and fox images. And the foxes are aplenty.
These shots are from the JENGA location in Mt. Tam Watershed, except I moved the camera to the other side of the trail fork with a ~45 degree angle rather than the 90 degree side view.
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| First! |
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| Peeling out / Digging? |
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| Coming in for a closer inspection. |
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| Even closer. |
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| Now a duo. |
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| Closer look at this crew |
Fox images totalled 40 out of 103 captures, with 14 unique visits over 38 days.
A few other non-Mountain Lions dropped by:
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| focused Bobcat |
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| Almost sweet shot of Steller's Jay |
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| Raccoon Fam |
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| Western Gray creating / accessing seed cache. |
As much as it pains me, I might have to move from this location unless signs of the Shadow Cat become apparent.
Next post, I will be in my own backyard across in the East Bay for the first time with camera trap !
Will the foxes follow me?
