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Jun. 4—Bobcats are common throughout much of Maine, but they don't often hang around long enough for folks to get a good look at them. Bill Wallace of Waldoboro sent along this photo of a majestic bobcat that walked purposefully across the snow and past his trail camera in February of 2019. Wallace has two other subsequent photos of a bobcat from last year, but is unsure whether it's the same ...
The 4-week-old wolf's howl is not quiet.
A trail camera caught the moment a bear was using a post from a water tank as a back scratcher and accidentally hit himself in an extremely sensitive area. Ouch!
A trail camera caught the moment a bear was using a post from a water tank as a back scratcher and accidentally hit himself in an extremely sensitive area. Ouch!
❉1. It can be triggered at once by any movement of human (or animals) in a certain region of interest (ROI) monitored by a high sensitive Passive Infrared (PIR) motion sensor, and then automatically captures high-quality pictures (up to 24 pixels) or records HD video. ❉2. Fast Trigger Speed: With an impressive 0.5-second trigger speed (pre-boot 0.3 Second), a zero second delay between triggers (stills only) and up to 3 photos Multi-Shot feature, you never miss any of the action. ❉3. Perfect Detection & Flash Range: Using a state of the art multiple zone detection sensor, the Trail ...