#trailcam

Wild boars seek out thick, inaccessible cover — spots people avoid and they stay safe. That's why so much of my pond-side trail cam footage looks like this. 🐗🌾 South Bohemia, Czech republic ▶ Watch on

I made an observation, but no identification so far, probably other "mouse" than Apodemus? I will link this video to iNaturalist. Maybe it helps. ▶ Watch on 3speak.tv

A storm knocked down trees across several hectares here, and now it's bone dry — the nearest water is far away. So I lined a hollow under an uprooted tree with pool liner and carried water in by backpack.

An otter rolled around in a mix of leaves, dry grass, and dirt right in front of the trail cam. Not sure what drew her to it, but wild boars root around in that same spot — maybe she liked the scent? Who

It was meant to be a birdbath. But the heat decided otherwise, and the watering hole came in handy for a young roe deer too. 💧🦌 In a parched forest, every puddle counts! ▶ Watch on 3speak.tv

I had enormous luck. I chose the spot where I placed the camera for a nice view, knowing well it wasn't a wildlife trail. Yet, I got the best possible surprise! This beautiful roe deer stood so cleverly

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I'm setting up a small watering hole in the forest. Mainly for taking photos, of course. For now, I'll occasionally set up my trail camera there. This jay is my first recording of a bird bathing. ▶ Watch

I found a nice, quiet spot for my trail camera, but I never dreamed that the fox cubs would play such a beautiful role in the film. Rising stars of the silver screen.

t's hard to decide how high to place a trail camera. If it's just above the ground, it's fine for hares or martens, but I might not be able to see the head of larger game. ▶ Watch on 3speak.tv

This is so far the only raccoon I've managed to capture on a trail camera during the day. Well, truth be told, it's from behind, but you have to admit—it has a nice tail. ▶ Watch on 3speak.tv

That morning, he stared intently at the trail camera and got a start. Maybe there was something behind it? I don't know, but animals see trail cameras, sniff them, and poke at them. By evening, he was

It’s not all that hard to capture wild boars on a trail camera. Not here in South Bohemia, where there are plenty of them—you just need to find a spot where the ground has been dug up. The boars’ activities

I've only been using trail cameras for a few weeks, and I've already caught a raccoon on them. It's no cause for celebration—it's an invasive species that isn't supposed to live in the wild in the Czech

Latin nameObservation dateLocation Vulpes vulpes15.6.2026South Bohemia, Czech republic Since photographing wildlife can be challenging—and many species are active only at night in our region—I decided

I've been saving up all these videos on my phone of all the cool backyard critters I've seen so here's a compilation post. I will be embedding the videos here from twitter! The first find was something

A few weeks ago I posted about two bear cubs that passed through the yard but over the last few weeks we have had a big MAMA bear stop by twice. She knocked over our compost barrel which is mostly full

Yesterday, I retrieved my wildlife camera from the forest, and as usual, the hopes were high. After weeks of waiting, dreaming, imagining about all the small and big forest animals that would be running

The video showing the forest in strong winds is intended for one of my posts and was therefore uploaded here to link it to peakD. ▶️ 3Speak

The video showing the forest at night is intended for one of my posts and was therefore uploaded here to link it to peakD. ▶️ 3Speak