Loving the audio winter critter Id's.
Cameras only see where they're looking.
Microphones are 360 degrees 24/7/365 identifying critters.
As a base line on my comment, I was blindfolded every evening for a week.
EARS only told me to identity the nocturnal critter. 43 % of the time correct.
EARS and VISUAL. 30 % of the time correct. Just saying.
Do you know what a screaming porcupine fleeing from a roving organized winged hoard of Barred Owl's in VT sounds like.
You don't have enough hairs on the back of your neck.
A group of organized winged hunters screeching, flapping and actively herding prey as a pack towards the canopy with success.
It's quite the nocturnal cacophony of raptor, hunting and taking of critter sounds.
Many, many barred owls seen and heard before.
That's the craziest holly s*+# what the heck animal noise that I've ever heard.
I told you.
Pip wanted to go home the 1st time. I assured her this is the norm here having been here many times before.
Those worthy of taking lagging critters that scurry on the forest floor or that fall from the canopy from pure fright are taken.
It's the nightly Summer time real deal as we have become aware over the years here @ 43.69, -73.21
Nature just doing it's thing for millennium long before us.
