Cameras in the wild

[Catherine]

We now have better technology and better cameras and it is possible to get good pictures of animals in the wild. We have learned a lot about wildlife from these candid shots.

I love the fact that animals are like the rest of us when they think no one is looking. They act like themselves and can be pretty funny.

http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0

It is encouraging that these hidden cameras have proved that some species are still alive.

[Tobi]

I think it is a very good idea to set cameras up in the wild. That way we have a good chance to view wildlife and keep a check on who's there, without disturbing them too much. Also to see who comes by at night, which couldn't easily be done by a gang of humans stumbling about in the dark!
 I think the 'photobombing flying squirrel' is good ! LOL

[Catherine]

I am sure there is more activity in the wild than we have ever  expected. 
The squirrel is good isn't he.

The hidden cameras might teach us a lot of new things that we never guessed at.

[Lachland Davis]

I think it is a very good idea to set cameras up in the wild!!! Great Photos

[Catherine]

They did capture some really good pictures.

[AnimalFamily]

What wonderful options modern technology has brought us.
One thing comes to mind though.
How many people have been "captured" using the outdoor "facilities"?
Remember to smile next time!!

[Catherine]

I am sure all of us appear on many cameras.  I wonder if the animals would like to see us caught on camera.

[platy]

We use camera traps for everything. I love them, except when despicable people steal them.

[Catherine]

I love it when a bird or small mammal steals one. The pictures are really wild.