Otter Checking Out My Camera Trap.
I put out OtterCam last night and sure enough, an otter climbed out of the river to check it out.
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Nicely done Mike.
The credit should go to the camera trap. 😉
I suppose, strictly speaking, you are right John; however, I did know where to place the trap – you are just jealous. 😉
Thanks Dave, but John is right.
Lovely!
Well placed.
Thanks Tom. That’s why it’s called a camera trap: holding the subject in the trap for long enough to to shoot it.