Babykirby Wildlife Blog

Here are some of the raccoon videos.

Here are some of the armadillo videos. He doesn’t stick around for the camera.

Here are some of the rabbit videos. I just realized that the night vision videos are only five seconds, while the daylight videos are fifteen seconds. I think the last video might have a blur of a baby bunny. Maybe.

I’m going to try and catch up with the videos that I have. Ashley has been busy watching TV downstairs so I’ve been able to get on the computer and upload some videos. Here are three of the deer videos that I’ve gotten so far.

Hopefully, this is the last cow video for a while. It’s my favorite of the ones so far.
Oh, and I’m still playing with the theme a little bit. I’ve got the text going off the background so that the videos get shown at full width.

Here are some of the still pictures the camera has taken so far. I’ve been having problems with getting the images to display, so keep checking back as I try a few different things.

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Here are the videos from the second night of the cows. They came around midnight on May 7/8. One of my neighbors was out walking their puppy and saw three cows. From what I can tell, I don’t think they’ve ventured off my front lawn. I guess that’s because of the quality of my grass, right? The first video is my favorite.

I have plenty of pictures and video of animals to post, but I really wanted to start with the first night of the cows. They’ve made several appearances since we bought the house 2 1/2 years ago. The neighbors had seen them before, but this was the first time I actually had visual evidence of them. The videos below are from May 7, about 3 am. I’m posting all of them because they’re only 5 seconds long each. And I think they’re really funny when you think of how close they are to my house.

Welcome to the babykirby wildlife blog.  I want to use this as a way to share the images and video that I capture on my game camera.  It sits on my front porch and points toward what I call a wooded swamp.  I’ll use the first few posts to catch up on the animals that I’ve already captured.