'FORUM FRIENDS, WILDLIFE-FROM-WHEREVER' (Off-season, all cams off at Loch Garten)

Well, wot I meant wus the 1 deer at high speed (cus that was what you wanted the video speed to be )careering around the sanctuary like a looney. (a very nice looney)

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Unknown said:

Well, wot I meant wus the 1 deer at high speed

Ah, you mystified me with a dropped Pee

Boreal Ontario

Western Meadowlark is still here (03 March) but hasn't been on the feeder for days/weeks?

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Ottie is still playing in his pool each day.

Business as usual at the feeder.

EDIT - I've just been thru Sapsucker Woods from 27 Feb mainly looking vainly for the Pileated Woodpecker, but also keeping an eye out for the Flying Squirrel status - and there's only been one at a time seen, so we've gone from 3, down to 2, down to one - but I can't tell if how many squirrels that may be, coming to the feeder one at a time.

I expect nest building and so forth is now playing a part in how many and what are seen on the feeders and so on at a time. My garden birds are using the feeders and bird table differently too. Thankfully they are still visiting but not as often and more at 'main meal times' i.e. breaker and dins/supper

05 March

Boreal Ontario

Two foxes not long before dawn, there for nearly 50 minutes!

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Robin was first and last on a slightly snowy day, with some individuals featured in between:

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Hoggy was out and the cat popped in for a snack:

Wonderful to hear the Great Spotted hammering away in the background while Hoggy was enjoying his snack . I heard one today on my walk too;, stood still and listened for several minutes. Couldn't see it but just listening lifted my spirits.
What is the birdie though, a stork? Thanks Scylla.

ALAN/WENDY - I expect you've seen this:

https://twitter.com/Elliott81758817/status/1368198690905657346

Unknown said:

What is the birdie though, a stork?

I believe it's a white stork, but don't quote me, as ever