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Critter Update

We spent today at the cabin for Sig's birthday. We played more than worked.

I built a little wall rack for the archery equipment.


I got the water turned on for spring, got the snowmobiles parked. Oh, and I swapped out the video cards in the trail camera.

We had a lot of interesting visitors in the last nine months or so.

We had a raven come by a few times, and a bunny.

We had a few ungulate families coming through.


 




Behold this handsome fellow!


 

This canine (wolf? coyote?) spent a fair amount of time in the east woods:


Our bear wandered by.


But the real story was cats.

Cats, cats and more cats.

Here's a big boy, pretty lean.


Then this handsome fella, who was sporting the latest digital wearable technology.






 
 
 
 
 
 
And a new feline! This short-tailed guy. Bobcat? Lynx? We need a cat-spotter's guide.


 

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