Since my last post, it has finally rained!! We are so thankful. We received more than a 100mm of rain in less than a weeks time. Everything has turned a bright shade of green overnight. I have had my trailcams out at different spots and got some images of animals which I have already showed…
Tag: Trailcamming in Southern Africa
Tuesday Trailcam-takes, 6 August 2019
It is time for my weekly Trailcam update! I am astonished at the number of animals I found at this weeks camera. The camera, borrowed to me by Liaan Lategan, is still set-up at a Civet midden. I loved the Spotted Eagle Owl, I haven’t really seen or heard one, since we moved in last…
Trailcam-Takes, What lives in the hole?
Tuesday Trailcam-Takes, 3 cameras out!
Trailcamming in Southern Africa – How can you contribute to trailcam related wildlife-research without owning a trailcamera?
Tuesday Trailcam-takes – Serval!!! Govuro District, Mozambique
Tuesday Trailcam-takes: Exploring a new part of the farm…
Tuesday Trailcam-takes: Trailcamera trial and error…
Even though I did not get as much as I wanted, I still got a few shots of nocturnal animal life in Mozambique.
Tuesday Trailcam-takes: What have I found in the bush in Mozambique on remote camera this week?
It is time for my weekly remote-camera update coming from the Govuro district in Mozambique. I found a Springhare for the second time only, but what a lovely clip of it hopping about. There are so many Civets here as I almost find one every week.Then I even found a man on his bicycle at…
How did I decide on which trail camera to buy and what features can you look for in a camera trap?
The truth is, I didn’t actually decide to buy my trail camera, my husband did, but I am going to tell you how he decided. My husband has used trailcams in various places for various reasons, research, monitoring wildlife and even remote control with features that were supposedly able to send you an SMS when…
