Trail Camera – Forgotten Winds

Start typing and press
Enter to search

Testing the Waters

By: Christena January 17, 2018June 20, 2020

Nature StoriesBrowning Cameras, Camera Trap, Camera Trap Research, Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus, Reconyx Cameras, Trail Camera, Wildlife Conservation4 Comments

As I continue to monitor the wildlife diversity at Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus for the 3 Rivers Foundation, I’m often surprised by the interactions and behaviors of wildlife captured on the trail cameras. This is more evident during the Beaver Pond restoration. In March 2015, when I began monitoring the campus with the camera traps,…

Best Camera Trap Photos – August 2017

By: Christena August 25, 2017June 20, 2020

Nature StoriesBobcat, Browning, Camera Trap, Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus, Coyote, Great Blue Heron, Greater Roadrunner, Reconyx, Rio Grande Turkey, Texas, Trail Camera, Turkey Vultures, Wildlife, Wildlife ConservationLeave a Comment

My camera trap research continues for the 3 Rivers Foundation at the Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus, as my position has moved to a part-time Director of Education and Wildlife Biologist. I’m grateful for this opportunity to teach and continue this research. I’ve employed new Reconyx cameras onsite and will continue to use Browning Strike Force…

Capturing a Bobcat

By: Christena November 27, 2015August 19, 2022

Nature StoriesCamera Trap, Texas Wildlife, Trail Camera, Wildlife PhotographyLeave a Comment

It’s not often you get a capture like this on a camera trap – a smiling bobcat (Lynx rufus) looking directly into the camera. Camera traps have confirmed at least two bobcats roaming Comanche Springs in Texas. Photograph – © Christena Stephens