I was surprised. It was right outside my bedroom window and I was outside just two hours later, not a whiff of skunk so he didn't spray during the confrontation.

@@Woodsman991 huh that is odd!

@Woodsman991 glad it didn't stink up your yard though!

You are welcome. It was an uncommon quiet night for critters likely due to a rainy night.

@@Woodsman991 true some days it’s super busy on the cams and other times slow or no activity.

You are welcome, thanks for the comment

@@alpyhaWQFwef thank you. He was behind the rotted wood I was removing. I only had him in my hand for under a minute and was careful not to wipe or clean him off so he was kept moist. I put him in a safe damp place less than three feet away and he took off under some wood immediately. They are endangered here so I had to move him to keep him safe

@@gobbletegook thank you

@@715trailcams you are welcome, glad you enjoyed it

Thank you for the nice comment. I am glad you enjoy the video. Going into fall the young ones are mostly gone out on their own now but we still never know what may go by on any given day.

Always nice to hear the videos are enjoyed, thanks for the comment.

@@DrSoda. Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you, I am happy you enjoy the videos. I love the possum. Still waiting to see one with babies. I am in Ontario Canada and they only started to appear here about 10 years ago. I am surprised they make it through the winter snows.

Its a black oil/peanut feeder from Perky Pets. I can't get them anymore in Canada but they are still available in the US. It is 100% metal. No plastic as plastic gets picked apart. Been using two for over 10 years now. On a garden pole with a metal squirrel baffle around the pole. I used it for years with Black Oil and this year put shelled peanuts from the farm supply store in one. Woodpeckers (Red Headed, Downy, Hairy, Red Bellied) all come as do the Nuthatch. It will last at least a day with black oil in it and longer with Peanuts.

You are welcome

@@Woodsman991 welcome

@@nachita0819 thank you, we enjoy watching them

Great to hear you enjoy the videos, thank you

@@Woodsman991 welcome 🙏

Thanks, they don't come around as much as they used to when the kids were young.

@@Woodsman991 welcome

Welcome to the channel. Glad your enjoying the videos. Thank you for your comment and subscribing

Thanks for the comment, Chipmunks are my favorite to watch. The black squirrels here get a lot of attention from viewers online too.

Thanks for the comment. The red headed comes for peanuts, but I don't see him very often. I have been getting the red bellied a lot the last few years. They prefer the suet. I also get the downy and the hairy woodpeckers too

Thanks for the view and comment, glad you enjoyed it

The cams around the yard (with the date and time in the top right) are a mix of basic power over ethernet (POE) or WiFi Reolink security cameras with video captured by Blue Iris software on a computer. Wired Cams are powered by a POE switch that provides power and ethernet data paths. I turn off the built in IR and use external IR illuminators at night, that way the cams do not pick up the bugs and spiders on the lenses. The videos of the chipmunk, squirrels and mouse are a Campark T70 trail camera, and the videos of the Fox and raccoons at the field station with the black bar and lettering on the bottom of the clips is currently a Meidase P60 Trail Camera. All Cameras are basic inexpensive brands and auto switch from day to night IR.

@@trailcamerasinnewengland0112 you are welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video

@@DefensorsPacis thanks. I've thought of music But don't like the hassle. Not fond of the royalty free stuff I hear And KZbin is crazy when it comes to copyright. They ding you with a violation if a car passes you with music playing or if your shopping and music comes out of a store. I don't need the aggravation :)

Glad you like it

@@Woodsman991 definitely 💯 👍

Glad you liked the videos. I had to put a new security cam in and moved it to a different point for a different angle on the yard which is reflected in the critter video of July 2. The previous one filled with water after a driving rain. Second camera that has done that. I have also lost a trail camera to ants that destroyed the insides after getting in through the power port. And another where the screen went bad for no reason. All reasons I buy cheaper equipment. If they break no huge loss.

Thanks for the comment, glad you liked it

Thanks, north of Peterborough Ontario

I just loved this clip, so cute. Thanks, the peonies were coming on but we had torrential rains yesterday and I think that damaged them. Even being tied up the weight of the heads with the downpour was just too great for many of them. The poppies are now done for the year, but they were beautiful. We are beyond gardening now so Perennial Poppies, Peonies and Bleeding Hearts is about all we get now.

@Woodsman991 awe I'm sorry to hear your peonies were damaged in the heavy rain thats too bad. We had some high winds and heavy rain here as well this past week. I feel like we have had more storms just this spring than we had all last year.

Love the chippies, so cute but they can do damage, they used to nip off all the poppy buds

Glad you liked the video, such a joy to watch them grow.