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| Key deer doe |
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| Virginia opossum (considered invasive) |
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| Keys raccoon |
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| Key deer doe |
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Two mice or rats of unidentified species… hanging out together. I’m not sure what they are, but I do have an idea of what they’re doing!
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| Key deer buck |
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| House cat |
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| Keys raccoon |
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| Green iguana |
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| The bane of a camera trapper. Vegetation blowing in the breeze. |
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| Key deer doe and fawn |
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| Curious fawn |
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| Keys raccoon |
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| Green iguana |
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These are great, love the iguana, and the fawn, from daylight to nightime, every one a winner, and you have had great times down there. Cheers,Jean.
ReplyDelete"vegetation blowing in the breeze". I can completely relate with my cams.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I really wish there was something for scale to show just how tiny those key deer are.
ReplyDeleteNice...Love the trail cam pictures, looks like a perfect spot! The last time I checked my trail cam I had pictures of three large bucks, lots of raccoons, opossums, etc., check it out,
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Nice. I'd say those are almost surely rats, and unless you have Florida woodrats there, they'd be a Ratus sp.
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