I moved the camera further into the cedar swamp, to an area where there was a larger break in the canopy, letting the light through to the ground. The wildlife camera is triggered to take photographs by a combination of movement and body heat but, although the camera took about a dozen photographs on this day, I couldn't find an animal in any of them. Perhaps some small animal, hidden in the long ferns, triggered the camera but managed to stay out of sight of its lens. I am including only one of the photos here, if only so that you can see the location that the camera was set up on this day.
Petra, Maine Wildlife Photos
Features photographs and video of wildlife residing on our hundred acres in Northern Maine.
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Primos Truth Cam 35
The Truth Cam 35 is the least expensive of the wildlife cameras offered by Primos, and it's easy to operate. Simply load it with four D-cell batteries and an SD card, make a few easy settings, and it's ready to go. Offering 3-MP resolution and a 35-LED bank that allows image capture up to 40 feet in all light conditions, day or night.
Additionally, Primos offers the Truth Cam 46 at 5.0 MP and the Truth Cam 60 and Truth Cam X, each at 7.0 Mega-pixels.
The Truth Cam wildlife cameras are cheaper from Amazon.com than from Primos, so if you're thinking of buying one, click on the camera image below.
To purchase a Truth Cam product, click on one of the camera images below.
© Ken Anderson 2011