Russell Barrett
Benson, AZ
1/13/2015
Beautiful quail coming for dinner in our back yard

Lance Shiffert
Nazareth, PA
1/13/2015
I had recently taken a bluebird nesting box down for the season and hung my ambush on the pine tree where the nesting box was to get some photos of the neighborhood deer. I believe this bluebird initially thought the camera was a nesting box, but eventually bacame confused and dropped his building material.

Joseph Marino
Baton Rouge, LA
1/12/2015
The rut has just started to heat up in my area and this guy has been running back and forth across my camera. I guess all the running, along with a swollen neck, made him tired and need to take a little break right in front of my camera. Best picture I have every got on a game camera.

Nevin Gibberson
Bluefield, WV
1/11/2015
The doe in the middle has its tongue over its nose, we now call it Rudolph. It goes to show how quick this camera can take a picture.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
1/11/2015
A couple more photos at the blowdown crossing.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
1/11/2015
I had put some scent out and a flash camera to try to get a color photo of a fisher but got this coyote. He found the scent and rolled in it.

Doug Wonderscl
Motley, MN
1/11/2015
A couple of IR photos.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
1/11/2015
A couple of nice daytime coyotes photos. I usually don't get mid day photos of them.

Doug Wonders
Motley, MN
1/11/2015
I normaly don't take my dogs when I go to check cameras,but it's been so cold the past week that they needed to get out and get some exercise. and I was going to bring the cameras home anyway. I didn't get a deer picture on this deer trail but kind of interesting the way the dogs and a coyote went over the blowdown. After having double digit below temps for a week the camera still has a fast trigger speed.

Bill Austin
Ithaca, NY
1/11/2015
Antler restrictions do work in Pennsylvania. Here is a prime example of a mature PA deer that survived to live another year!