Do you have camera traps?

and what do you see on them?
We get the occasional recording of deer, badger and wild boar, usually up in the oak forest to the back of the property, plus a nightjar, once. But mostly it’s cats and more cats. And waving grass. One of our inherited cats, Tallulah, sticks her nose in front of the camera and gurns a lot and we see her trotting around with her daughter, Trixie and her visiting beau, Big Fat Chocolate Pudding... lovely but if I wanted cat videos I can look at YouTube!
We get the occasional recording of deer, badger and wild boar, usually up in the oak forest to the back of the property, plus a nightjar, once. But mostly it’s cats and more cats. And waving grass. One of our inherited cats, Tallulah, sticks her nose in front of the camera and gurns a lot and we see her trotting around with her daughter, Trixie and her visiting beau, Big Fat Chocolate Pudding... lovely but if I wanted cat videos I can look at YouTube!
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The farmer’s sheep had escaped and were filmed checking out my window boxes and licking the windows. Luckily they don’t like Lewisias or Osteospermum.
I was able to phone the farmer but three hours after the event, unfortunately. The sheep could be in Manchester by now having a paaaarty.
Sorry wild edges, missed that. Otters, though, how lovely!