Trail Camera Highlights For September

September highlights from the trail. A squirrel vs hawk just out of the field of view. A serious argument but you can't catch them all. The usual activity at the creek. The mink finally made another appearance. A Michigan Browning trail camera video.

[@indraheyre1124]

Amazing. . I almost felt I was there ..equally quiet, equally watchful..just enjoying the cool water

[@historyunderyourfeet931]

Thanks so much! It gives me great peace in this troubled time. Please keep posting!

[@WatershedWildlife]

A great compliment, thanks.

[@gailknight3128]

Lovely to see all the animals and birds in a beautiful setting. Don't understand why anyone would give a thumbs down.

[@WatershedWildlife]

May have thought it was game cam video.

[@larrychristensen5917]

Thank you for your videos they are very enjoyable.

[@WatershedWildlife]

Glad you like them!

[@diana3599]

this Michigander enjoys watching your videos. The appearance of the mink really was a treat. Thx for sharing these with us.

[@jimmywayne623]

A very lively creek.. thank you.

[@WatershedWildlife]

You're welcome. Yes, critters are definitely drawn to water.

[@carlyoshizumi831]

I'm glad the squirrel won👍🐿👍.
The got its snack. 👍🦊👍
I enjoy the creek cam.🦌🦃🐿🦝
And other wild life.

[@lillianrobinson2045]

I love this. Thank you for video taping something that smoothing doing this crises.

[@WatershedWildlife]

You're welcome!

[@johnkmcgregor5209]

Just come across these videos today and I am hooked already, they are excellent. A lot of the birds are new to me, maybe a wee note of what they are would help. From Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 uk

[@cdubthebabyshooter]

The giant one in the water was a turkey. The red one that charges the camera is a Northern Cardinal. There is a large flock at 8:46 that perhaps are Grackles. I live in the South so I may not be familiar with with many of their species.

[@johnkmcgregor5209]

Casey Willis thanks Casey. I am a bird watcher here in Scotland. It is good to see other USA birds and have them named

[@WatershedWildlife]

Welcome!

[@cdubthebabyshooter]

john k mcgregor very cool John! I went to Edinburgh a couple years ago and went to Arthur’s Seat. The gorse was all blooming (had to look up the plant as I had never seen it before). I saw two pheasants chasing one another and it was wonderful.

[@gortnewton4765]

I'm envious! So much wildlife.

[@marrivera7040]

ME ENCANTÓ... GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR👍👏🙅

[@christopherroyluna2877]

Was that an otter in the river? Really enjoyed your channel!

[@WatershedWildlife]

Thanks. No that was a mink.

[@anniecrooney9640]

Another nice vid,Jerry! Glad the squirrel won that round.The harem wasn't tagging along with Big Daddy !! The deer are so graceful and sweet. The little spat between the raccoons was hilarious.Leaping foxes and squirrels! I am so happy you make these videos for those of us who are terrified of snakes,but love all the other critters.btw: was that a muskrat ? So thanks again!!👍👍👍👍👍

[@WatershedWildlife]

If I ever record a snake I’ll put a warning up for you. Being cold blooded though the camera won’t likely detect them. It’s strictly body heat triggered. The furry swimmer was a mink. There was a muskrat in an earlier video, I think summer of 18. Thank you for watching Annie!!

[@anniecrooney9640]

@@WatershedWildlife Not looking forward to snow,but am looking forward to your winter vids!

[@ShrikeZone]

Well done.

[@WatershedWildlife]

Thanks Tim! Guess it's obvious we've been keeping an eye on you.

[@relaxingtrip2730]

So many beautiful and different animals i love these.
Where's this place?

[@WatershedWildlife]

Thank you. Western Michigan.

[@davidgrossman5104]

What Browning cam was this ?

[@cheerstogoodhealth]

Your camera time was correct! Yay

[@WatershedWildlife]

One of my cameras is seriously absent minded. Not to say I'm occasionally not the same. You've got some gorgeous close-ups of birds. (I recommend to my viewers who are bird watchers to visit your channel.)

[@CS-pi5oc]

I am surprised that deer choose to rest on a commonly used trail. It’s not only used by deer. Why not find an area with greater coverage and less traffic? I love sm waterways like u showed.

[@txcountryboy]

From 2:05-2:23, there is something u may wanna look closer at. Pause at 2:05, left side of screen, look where the broken roots at the base of the downed tree in the background are. Slightly go up the tree behind it and there is a white round thing(possibly an albino animal)that is peeping around that tree, play at slow speed and u can see it turn n look around...

[@bryanmmusic]

You got me looking and looking. I don't see anything...

[@zdrumdude]

troyschwartz76 got nothin

[@sdewes8884]

4:25 fox startled by camera

[@camel1945]

05:54 What is this animal never see wild?? Turkey??

[@cdubthebabyshooter]

Yes. They're huge and look like little dinosaurs when you see them in the wild!