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Throwback Thursday – 1ST Bobcat

By: Christena November 11, 2021

Nature StoriesThrowback Thursday, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife PhotographyLeave a Comment

First, bobcat I captured during my seven-year wildlife conservation study. She just knew the camera was waiting to capture her smile.

What the Water Tank Brought

By: Christena July 30, 2021July 28, 2021

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In June 2021, a 3RF conservation volunteer and friend bought a livestock water tank to replace a metal one that had long seen better days. We placed the tank under a honey mesquite tree to protect it near the pollinator garden. A Reconyx camera was secured to the mesquite tree to hopefully capture the newly…

How Many Images Did It Take?

By: Christena April 12, 2021

Nature StoriesCamera Traps, Coyote, Wildlife, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Photography2 Comments

How many images did it take to get this coyote to sit down in front of the camera and howl? Let’s look at the total numbers. They are huge when it comes to photographs. But what do they represent? They represent my wildlife biology work from 2015 to the present at 3 Rivers Foundation. …

The Power of a Camera Trap

By: Christena October 30, 2020December 18, 2021

Nature StoriesWildlife Conservation, Wildlife Photography6 Comments

Earlier this year a female bobcat appeared on one of my camera traps. As the months passed, I knew she was pregnant. A couple of months ago I found a unique hidden place on the conservation land 3RF owns. It is the quietest place I have found so far on the ranch land. A silent,…