More Trail Camera Photos!
Like these bears:
Or these. How many bears do you see in this photo?
Did you count four? There are the two obvious ones, then part of a third on the right edge of the frame, and part of a sneaky fourth behind the branches along the left edge of the frame.
Here is a less sneaky adult eagle:
and some mergansers and a raven at that same site:
We had a couple coyotes in this set. Here's one of them:
Eagle party! More eagles have been arriving every day. There is a citizen science group in Haines that does weekly eagle counts. Last weekend the tally was 775. It won't be too much longer before there are thousands.
Take a look at this handsome youngster:
We also have some ravens fighting over scraps.
Another photo of a wolf!
And our first moose photo! Well, sort of, anyway.
This last one is tricky. Along the bottom part of the frame in the middle, there is another "first" camera sighting. A rodent! It's impossible to identify the species, or get much beyond "rodent-like small animal." But there it is! Maybe not quite as grand as the brown bears, wolves, and eagles, but I think it's fun to see them just the same.
Labels: Alaska, bald eagles, bears, birds, carnivores, chum, eagles, ecology, fieldwork, Haines, salmon, scavengers, spawning, Trail Cameras, wildlife, wolves
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