Deer Trail Cam from Minnesota

Bisky wrote:

ergee wrote:The squirrel-look alike is again and still on the table...
What ever it may be, it seems to sleep, does not move.
The other tiny and very fast animals have no fear...
What are they called??

Ergee, which webcam has this mystery animal? I cannot find the cam that shows a table I need to get my sites better organized!

Oh..sorry, now you see what this "paint" failure does to me...the mystery is on the
deer trail...so sorry!

Ergee, from your pictures posted above, the critter appears to be a chipmonk:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chipmonk

http://www.google.com/images?q=chipmunk&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&ei=q1LlTPCCJ4vLnAfQhfnIDQ&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CDkQsAQwAA&biw=1280&bih=909

(By the way, I did not see the possum return last night.)

That "something", in the far right corner of the feeding table, I don't think it is an animal. It is something "not alive".
There is a video there on the cam site that shows a deer coming up to the feeder on Oct. 31st.... That thing was there already and it did not move or react to the deer.....

ergee wrote:The squirrel-look alike is again and still on the table...
What ever it may be, it seems to sleep, does not move.
The other tiny and very fast animals have no fear...
What are they called??

Flying squirrel.

Dr. Ophi made it possible! In a long-distance-consult the doctor explained how to
cure "paint" (and me..): so here is the first screen shot after the recovery...thanks to Dr.O.



More and more deer come to feedingplace..



and here you can see there is no strange animal sleeping on the table.
A piece of the edge is missing and so you see the background...
Caysa was right...here no locked-out animal has to spend the night in the open!

Bisky wrote:Ergee, from your pictures posted above, the critter appears to be a chipmonk:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chipmonk

http://www.google.com/images?q=chipmunk&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&ei=q1LlTPCCJ4vLnAfQhfnIDQ&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CDkQsAQwAA&biw=1280&bih=909

(By the way, I did not see the possum return last night.)

Flying squirrel.

Ophiophagus wrote:

Bisky wrote:Ergee, from your pictures posted above, the critter appears to be a chipmonk:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chipmonk

http://www.google.com/images?q=chipmunk&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&ei=q1LlTPCCJ4vLnAfQhfnIDQ&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CDkQsAQwAA&biw=1280&bih=909

(By the way, I did not see the possum return last night.)

Flying squirrel.

That tiny fast animal, without stripes on his "hips" sides, I think Ophy is right...he has a very interesting family....

Ophiophagus wrote:
Flying squirrel.

Maybe, but here is evidence that it might be a chipmonk. They make mention of Chipper having no tail, but it looks like there is small tail in the pictures.

http://www.deertrail.us/minnesotawildlife/chipmunkchipper.html

I'm just not sure if chipmonks come out at night like the flying squirrel.

Bisky wrote:

Ophiophagus wrote:
Flying squirrel.

Maybe, but here is evidence that it might be a chipmonk. They make mention of Chipper having no tail, but it looks like there is small tail in the pictures.

http://www.deertrail.us/minnesotawildlife/chipmunkchipper.html

I'm just not sure if chipmonks come out at night like the flying squirrel.

Hello Bisky, this animal had no beautiful stripes like a Chipmunk..
Still busy??

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wild-animal-feeders

Here is the address to the cam that shows the table - if someone would see THAT animal again.

ergee wrote:

Bisky wrote:

Ophiophagus wrote:
Flying squirrel.

Maybe, but here is evidence that it might be a chipmonk. They make mention of Chipper having no tail, but it looks like there is small tail in the pictures.

http://www.deertrail.us/minnesotawildlife/chipmunkchipper.html

I'm just not sure if chipmonks come out at night like the flying squirrel.

Hello Bisky, this animal had no beautiful stripes like a Chipmunk..
Still busy??

http://www.deertrail.us/minnesotawildlife/squirrelflying.html

I should know by now not to question Ophy's knowledge!

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Bisky wrote:

ergee wrote:

Bisky wrote:

Ophiophagus wrote:
Flying squirrel.

Maybe, but here is evidence that it might be a chipmonk. They make mention of Chipper having no tail, but it looks like there is small tail in the pictures.

http://www.deertrail.us/minnesotawildlife/chipmunkchipper.html

I'm just not sure if chipmonks come out at night like the flying squirrel.

Hello Bisky, this animal had no beautiful stripes like a Chipmunk..
Still busy??

http://www.deertrail.us/minnesotawildlife/squirrelflying.html

I should know by now not to question Ophy's knowledge!

Well, at least problem is solved

caysa wrote:

Bisky wrote:

ergee wrote:

Bisky wrote:

Ophiophagus wrote:
Flying squirrel.

Maybe, but here is evidence that it might be a chipmonk. They make mention of Chipper having no tail, but it looks like there is small tail in the pictures.

http://www.deertrail.us/minnesotawildlife/chipmunkchipper.html

I'm just not sure if chipmonks come out at night like the flying squirrel.

Hello Bisky, this animal had no beautiful stripes like a Chipmunk..
Still busy??

http://www.deertrail.us/minnesotawildlife/squirrelflying.html

I should know by now not to question Ophy's knowledge!

Well, at least problem is solved

Yessss!

Is this bird dark enough to be a Black Woodpecker?


Is this an American Nuthatch? Where is Robin to explain this??

ergee wrote:
Is this bird dark enough to be a Black Woodpecker?

From its size, I would say that it is a pileated woodpecker. (I hope that I'm not wrong about this one, too! ) I have only seen one of these, and he was spectacular--very large.

http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Pileated_Woodpecker/lifehistory

http://www.google.com/images?q=pileated+woodpecker&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&ei=GYjoTK3OCMbcngfo1cHwDQ&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=2&ved=0CEEQsAQwAQ&biw=1280&bih=909

I don't know about the nuthatch.

ergee wrote:
Is this an American Nuthatch? Where is Robin to explain this??

Sitta Carolinensis

Bisky wrote:
Is this bird dark enough to be a Black Woodpecker?

From its size, I would say that it is a pileated woodpecker. (I hope that I'm not wrong about this one, too! ) .......
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Good morning! Hello Bisky and Ophio...nice to see you here,



Something bothers him and he leaves..



but he came back to take another bite.

Ophiophagus wrote:

Bisky wrote:
Is this bird dark enough to be a Black Woodpecker?

From its size, I would say that it is a pileated woodpecker. (I hope that I'm not wrong about this one, too! ) .......

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I believe it too, he was rather big!

Ophiophagus wrote:

ergee wrote:
Is this an American Nuthatch? Where is Robin to explain this??

Sitta Carolinensis

Thank you, beautiful bird, modern colours!

ergee wrote:Good morning! Hello Bisky and Ophio...nice to see you here,

hmm, ophy,did you wanted to ask: find 4 difference things of pictures ???

#1 = --->

caysa wrote:#1 = --->

1.
2.
3. shadow1
4. shadow2

YES!!!

This was a good game!

Look what they have come up with on deertrail:

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