The gray fox with the black line down the top of his tail had the food all to himself last night—two big batches of three meats, preferring the bologna over the chicken and pork. He ate the first batch in just under an hour from 10:59 to 11:58 PM and the second batch from 2:47 to 4:05 AM In between, he stopped by the big white bag of raw peanuts for several minutes to have his picture taken a minute after midnight looking at the camera with eyes and fur that make you want to pet him. I suspect in between he curled up full and happy for awhile before coming back for seconds. No competition. No red fox. No Bob Cat.
 Pine siskin |
 Crow |
On this blue sky day of bright white snow, a drab pine siskin posed where the blue sky would add color, and a crow posed where it would be black on white.
At this minute, 7:50 PM, the bonanza has been served to see what "Eyes of the Night" can catch on camera over this night.
Thank you Team, and Thank you All for all you do.
Lynn Rogers, Biologist, Wildlife Research Institute and North American Bear Center