Take a shady spot by the river and point a camera trap at it. Switch the camera on for two hours just before dawn to see what turns up.
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Crawling in the undergrowth.
Drone-fly (Click on image to read about crawling in the undergrowth).
Grasshopper (Click on image to see more).
Foxes, foxes and more foxes.
Marsh Fox ( Click image to read about foxes).
Muntjac Deer (click on image to see more).
Hover-fly (Click on image to see more).
Blue Tit (Click on image to see more).
Marsh Squirrel (Click on image to see more).
That was a quick two hours.
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The camera trap is operated by a proximity sensor, Tom; can you imagine what life would be like if our consciousness were controlled similarly. Some animals live most of their lives with their actions controlled by a proximity sensor.
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Cool… you certainly found a sweet spot! Good the fox and the birds were asynchronous or the story told would have been much different…
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