Round 9
I was doing my best to capture only predators this round. I am of the belief that predators often use different crossings and trails than the general animal population. My success was a little inconclusive, but promising. As usual, there are some "unexplained" images.
This first frame shows a retreating armadillo in the left-hand side of the frame.
If you compare this next frame to the others at this location, you will detect something at the lower right-hand corner of the frame.
No, this next frame is not the believed-to-be-extinct Tasmanian tiger. It is the rear-end of a pit bulldog. What he is doing way out here is anybody's guess.
This next frame shows a new location, and a deer walking along this fenceline.
This next frame shows an armadillo at this location.
. . and Mr. O'possum . .
. . and Mr. Bunny . .
. . and Mr. Raccoon . .
. . and Mr. Raccoon exiting.
Now, in this next frame, keep in mind that the camera is mounted three feet off of the ground at the same location. Hmmm....