Caught on camera
Posted on Friday, March 30th, 2012
We have several motion-sensitive cameras set up around the project release sites. Their main purpose is to provide information about the movements of foxes at night. They can also record the activities of bustards, both by day and by night, giving us an insight into behaviour we would not normally be able to see. Lots of other animals pass by too, and the picture below is a selection of the things we have seen. Going clockwise from the left hand side, there is a roe deer, a badger, a buzzard, a tawny owl, a great bustard, a fox and a red kite.
Posted by Andrew Taylor
Andrew has worked for the RSPB in Wiltshire for three years, mainly as part of the Wessex Stone-curlew Project. In March 2011,he joined the LIFE+ team.
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Like your pictures Andrew.