This is a postscript to the postscript posted earlier…. Yes I still got a hedgehog, but she wasn't alone 😉
Edit: I've now grabbed the trail cam footage to add. He sure doesn't like the flash 🙁
Camera note: Photo taken with the EF 24-105 F4L IS USM lens and Canon 430EX flash unit, mounted on a Manfrotto 458B Neotec tripod with 488RC2 ball head and fired via a Hähnel HW 433 C80 Pro Remote Control.
Vulpes vulpes
28 Mar 2009Wohay! :up: Sounds like the title of a kid's book…"The fox, the egg and the hedgehog". 😉
Words
28 Mar 2009I'm getting to enjoy all this technology 😀 That was the only shot which had the fox in it. I'll have to check the trail cam in the morning to see how rapidly he shot away when the flash went.
gdare
28 Mar 2009Yay!!! :hat: :cheers:
I hope it will not frighten him not to come back again. But he will pay attention to camera for sure 😀
SittingFox
28 Mar 2009He's got the most wonderful quizzical expression on his face! :p
Congrats!
Words
28 Mar 2009Darko, well the trail cam footage shows that he doesn't like the flash, but he did come back later.
Words
28 Mar 2009Completely nonplussed I think at the new light-emitting hedgehog defence 😉
Flying Red Fox Blog
28 Mar 2009Yay 😀 thats really good, i saw some Deer (maybe Roe, not sure) playing in a feild as my train was going past to Barnham, wish the train would stop in those cases!…. i know it cant though 😆
annoushkiss
28 Mar 2009Yahooooo!!! Great capture! :up: 🙂 Did the hedgehog survive?
Words
28 Mar 2009Anna, the hedgehog was fine. The fox just ignores it.
Words
28 Mar 2009Mark, the train never stops when you want it to!
cakkleberrylane
28 Mar 2009Excellent capture! You must be very, very pleased!
Words
28 Mar 2009Lois, I am… but I'm even more pleased about something I got this afternoon. More about that later.