Sue
@cameratrapsue.bsky.social
Camera traps, nature, history, weather, the Hartsel prairie. Wildlife researcher and community scientist. Colorado.
Alt-text: Night photo of raccoon sitting on right side with front paws together, mouth open. Shrubs near him. Avatar: sleeping raccoon.
Alt-text: Night photo of raccoon sitting on right side with front paws together, mouth open. Shrubs near him. Avatar: sleeping raccoon.
Thank you! this is something I've always wanted to do and have over the years, here and there but now I have a few ravens around it's giving me more opportunity to do these kind of videos. Pleased you liked it.
November 12, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Thank you! this is something I've always wanted to do and have over the years, here and there but now I have a few ravens around it's giving me more opportunity to do these kind of videos. Pleased you liked it.
Grey fox in the area of my garden that all the wildlife love to visit, they've always come here so a great place to have a camera.
November 12, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Grey fox in the area of my garden that all the wildlife love to visit, they've always come here so a great place to have a camera.
I’m using affinity photo mostly.
November 10, 2025 at 8:10 PM
I’m using affinity photo mostly.
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the input. I'm learning as I go along. 👍
November 10, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the input. I'm learning as I go along. 👍
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They have a strong sense of smell - can detect food from miles away. While they can smell from far distances, they can travel up to 10 miles a day in search of food. Their keen sense of smell helps them find food sources, even those buried under dirt or in our case under railroad ties. 😁
They have a strong sense of smell - can detect food from miles away. While they can smell from far distances, they can travel up to 10 miles a day in search of food. Their keen sense of smell helps them find food sources, even those buried under dirt or in our case under railroad ties. 😁
November 9, 2025 at 2:57 PM
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They have a strong sense of smell - can detect food from miles away. While they can smell from far distances, they can travel up to 10 miles a day in search of food. Their keen sense of smell helps them find food sources, even those buried under dirt or in our case under railroad ties. 😁
They have a strong sense of smell - can detect food from miles away. While they can smell from far distances, they can travel up to 10 miles a day in search of food. Their keen sense of smell helps them find food sources, even those buried under dirt or in our case under railroad ties. 😁
It's a rather involved process at the moment but I'm working on refining it, once I get it down to less steps I'll report back. 👍 Pleased you find them interesting, documenting flight paths of birds and insects is something I've been working on for a while now.
November 6, 2025 at 3:22 PM
It's a rather involved process at the moment but I'm working on refining it, once I get it down to less steps I'll report back. 👍 Pleased you find them interesting, documenting flight paths of birds and insects is something I've been working on for a while now.