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[GC-Raptor]

Fox passing through.

Not sure, Raccoon, Opossum? GC

 

[cmom]

These are the critters from last night. Probably the same fox.

 

[cmom]

Last night's visitors. A coon you can only see it's eyes in the fist pic. New camera.

 

[aart]

A coon you can only see it's eyes in the fist pic.

Is that a motion light above it?

 

[cmom]

No it's another camera but when looking at it with the other camera it looks like it. One camera is a 120º and the other one is a 90º. The 120 camera has a 82 ft range. The 90 is 65 ft range. There is a yard light. I put the 90 there because of the yard light. In total darkness it doesn't take very good nighttime pictures. Not the best camera. the 120 is a much better camera, especially night pictures when most of the predators visit here.

 

[cmom]

These are the same two cameras from the above post in the same spot. That is why I moved them around. One camera is much better.

 

[cmom]

I've learned a lot over the years about cameras with trial and error.
Different cameras in the same spot. There is actually a coyote in the first picture which is hard to see. There are different cameras out there pointed in different directions. You can see the light from them when the predators set them off.

 

[aart]

No it's another camera

With a flash.... or am I seeing the yard light?

 

[cmom]

No it's inferred. It looks like a bright light from another camera but if you were to physically go out and look, it's not bright, a red glow.

 

[cmom]

Here is a good description of the different types of lights, flash, glow. My cameras are all low glow or what is called red glow.
https://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/b...trail-camera-white-flash-red-glow-or-no-glow/