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While my camera hasn't caught as many and I haven't caught the black coyote so far this year, they are still using my back yard as part of their trail. Also started using Kdenlive for the video editor.

Recorded: 24 March 2023 - 04 April 2023 Some trash panda activity in my back yard. At one point it seems there was a disagreement on territory.

Recorded: 22 Nov 2022 - 28 Nov 2022 More occurrences of coyotes in my back yard including better views of what appears to be a black coyote.

Recorded: 29 Oct 2022 - 20 Nov 2022 Seems my back yard has become a thoroughfare for coyotes in my neighborhood. Including a black coyote. A quick search on Duck Duck Go indicated black coyotes are rare. I may have mistaken this black coyote for a fox in it's black phase in previous videos.

This fox has been spotted a few times by my camera. After 20+ years here, its the first time I have seen one. Still learning how to use this thing. Not to mention how to edit videos. My Moultrie trail camera takes 15 second clips. So I assembled them into one video.

This is the groundhog that is living under my shed. Still learning how to use this thing. Not to mention how to edit videos. My Moultrie trail camera takes 15 second clips. So I assembled them into one video.

09 Nov 2021 - 20 Jan 2022 There is one fat Opossum in this video. Still learning how to use this thing. Not to mention how to edit videos. My Moultrie trail camera takes 15 second clips. So I assembled them into one video.

This is some 8mm film footage of my brother Dave and I and a Father(?) and Daughter(?) I don't recognize. I'm the older boy my brother is the younger boy. He wanted us to pile snow on him. The year is based on the car at the beginning of the video. It was my dad's 1972 Pontiac station wagon. The next car we had was a 1976 blue and white station wagon. So the scene had to be between those years.

Woodchuck that lives under my shed is out on a morning mission.

I was told is a brown fox. If you know what type, leave a comment. I couldn't find a brown fox listed in my Audubon mammal book. The IR light doesn't do anything for the coloring. Gray foxes are indigenous to my area (St. Louis, MO).

Coyote caught by my trail camera.