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Winter Critter run
After the snow melted enough you could see the area where the littles travel around from place to place.
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- Category: Abstract ʘ
- Location: Crystal Lake, IL ʘ
- Camera: SP590UZ
- Aperture: f/3.1
- Exposure: 1/80 sec.
- Focal Length: 6 mm
- ISO Speed: 64
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David Uthe
commented 4 months agoGood eye .... I saw on a nature show on PBS that certain raptors "see" in infared and can map out the ground paths of rodents from up high. Apparently, the rodents leave a trace-trail of urine to help them navagate their way back to their den.
David Yaeger
commented 4 months agoThanks David I thought as much but wasn't quite certain of what type of rodent it was maybe a mouse maybe a chipmonk. I always appreciate your knowledge and insight.