I have not baited this camera set. At my other set, which is about 50 feet downhill from this set, there are trout eggs, that had died at the hatchery I work at. They are stinky! But this fisher does spend considerable time hanging out in front of this camera on his own.
Disregard the time stamps- I recently changed batteries and forgot to reset the date and time.
Just LOOK at that tail! I would love to pet one...but probably never will. It truly fits the phrase of a "bottle brush" tail.
In this picture, the fisher is on the move...hence the blurriness. Without a flash, the camera can't "stop" the motion as well. Still, this picture is good enough for me to ID the animal, and that's all I really care about!
I hope everyone in the Northeastern states fares well this weekend. We are getting dumped on with snow storm "Nemo". I have nothing to do all weekend, so I love it! My pup will love to play in 2 feet of snow tomorrow morning.
Have a great weekend!
Man I love looking at these fisher pictures! Also, since you call it "my" fisher, have you given it an unofficial name yet?
ReplyDeleteHaha, no I haven't yet! BTW, do you have an email address I can reach you at?
DeleteWow, great tail, are they ever caught, handled? or in a wild life enclosure? Hope all the areas fare well in the big dump, I looked on Wunderground and the forecast was dire!!Cheers from Jean
ReplyDeleteThey really are a beautiful animal, I have seen them occasionally in the past but sad to say I have never been able to get one on film. Thanks for sharing the very nice pics.
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