Woman Sets Up A Camera At A Backyard Water Fountain, Discovers Who Comes To Visit (26 New Pics)
Jennifer George didn’t have to travel far to capture breathtaking wildlife; she just looked out her back door. What started with a simple water dish for thirsty coyote pups turned into a hidden camera setup by a solar-powered fountain, and the results are something special.
From curious raccoons and cautious bobcats to playful birds and rare sightings like long-tailed weasels, Jennifer has been quietly documenting the secret lives of animals in her San Diego County backyard. Her setup is simple, but the footage reveals moments most people never get to see, like animals drinking, splashing, and interacting like no one’s watching. “Each morning I check to see who stopped by,” she says, and it’s clear that every visit brings something new.
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itz *hawk Actually, I have no idea what type of raptor it might be. I just wanted the pun.
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Meep meep hey there road runner , u just missed Willie e coyote he went thata>>>>>>>>>way , your safe
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I don't know where this person lives or what kind of snake this is but it looks rather deadly.
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Load More Replies...They like to build webs near watering holes. Flies and other insects are attracted to the water, and get trapped in a conveniently placed spider web. I've walked into many a web in the morning, then gently placed the spider on a nearby bush so they can get started on a replacement web
When you operate a great B&B, word gets around.
Load More Replies...My daughter got me a trail camera for our back garden which backs on to miles n miles of farmland , but can’t I figure out how to work it ffs 😡even my son who’s tech savvy went 🤷♀️, think I need a card reader , but I only have an iPad not a laptop or pc , so no idea if that’s all I need to watch it back ,or how to set it to record , I got the sd card for it ,but 7 mths on ,it’s still in the house lol
When you operate a great B&B, word gets around.
Load More Replies...My daughter got me a trail camera for our back garden which backs on to miles n miles of farmland , but can’t I figure out how to work it ffs 😡even my son who’s tech savvy went 🤷♀️, think I need a card reader , but I only have an iPad not a laptop or pc , so no idea if that’s all I need to watch it back ,or how to set it to record , I got the sd card for it ,but 7 mths on ,it’s still in the house lol
