Posted on December 2, 2017 By Michael Griffiths
It’s around six weeks since I posted an otter video, and that’s because I haven’t put OtterCam out since then, but I’ve seen quite a few otters on Wilden Marsh in the meantime. Last evening I setup OtterCam on a random part of the River Stour bank. I was interested to know how long it would be before an otter turned up in front of the camera. The answer is two hours.
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Zip, and he was gone. Scared away by the rodent?
River Stour otters never perform in front of my camera traps for long, Ellen; they are very inquisitive and very business-like creatures.
Lovely otter and a bonus mouse at the end 🙂
Thanks Ratty.
I love otters. They are really a lot of fun to watch. I see the now and again in the American River near Sacramento. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for commenting. It’s good to hear about other people’s experiences experiences.
Great video. I enjoy watching them play in groups.
Thanks Anne. Otters are such wonderful creatures.