Our Trail Camera arrived a few days ago and after a few technical issues my hubby got it working. This morning we found we’d captured the culprit who has been making regular visits to our bin – one fat marauding moggie! Obviously his trick was to climb onto the adjacent bin and nose the lid up on the bottle bin. Two heavy tiles on the lid have now scuppered him. The next plan for the trail camera is to try and get some film of the badgers, we have a big set just down the track. Caught on camera!
Update on Strangers in the Night!
17 Saturday Dec 2016
Posted in Just A Thought, Nature, Uncategorized
The Writer in the Woods 
Ha! Clever and strong kitty!
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He looked so fat and well-fed I didn’t feel so bad about putting a heavy tile on the lid!
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Sure, if he eats entire chicken carcasses he would be fat 🙂
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I left my comment on Utube! But then a video started up called the ” Titt Camera” I was a bit weary…but it’s only of birds! ha! ha! If I don’t say it now, Have a wonderful Christmas!! 🙂 T.
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Haha! The tit camera (inside the bird box) was great fun. I got a lot of hits on that post. 🙂
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No kidding!! lol…:)
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Tit camera! how clever! Glad it was a cat. 🙂
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Actually what we called the ‘tit camera’ was a tiny one that fitted in the bird box, we filmed the egg-laying, hatching and the growing of the baby blue-tits. It’s on You-Tube and apparently pops up after the cat video – which was taken with the Trail Camera. Tonight we’ve set the Trail Camera up opposite the badger set. Looking forward to seeing if we filmed a badger!
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That’s so funny to see what predator was scavenging in the night! ha!
i loved your Christmas tree – and the new header image is stunning!
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The fat cat is not happy since we put two heavy tiles on top of the bin! I liked the header too – that seen is right outside or back door!
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It is a stunning image, and how lucky that you see it in real life huge and in 3D!
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caught in the act! what a huge cat – our Timmy was about that size when he first moved in, almost 20 lbs.
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i should also add, that noise would have been quite startling for me too after reading a book like yours 🙂
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I think he/she was VERY fluffy! Long hairs were caught on the underside of the bin lid!
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