@katemacrae@WildIreland The pine marten cameras don't always catch pine martens. I was checking iCatcher and saw the farm cat catch a mouse..
https://t.co/itwxUmafiv
@WildIreland@vincentwildlife@katemacrae Tig the Pine Marten finds the local farm cat at the feeders !! Most of the time when Tig arrives the cat follows shortly after, Tig certainly does not see the cat as a food source, more a competitor..
https://t.co/d0pZTK1IPE
@WildIreland@vincentwildlife@katemacrae I had just gone to bed and I heard the magpies going off, went to the window and they were mobbing Tig the Pine Marten. This is Tig's angry face...
@katemacrae@WildIreland New camera position for the Pine Marten cam, well just zoomed in more. Hoping for some good close ups tonight under the lights. The snipe are drumming at night and cuckoo by day..
@katemacrae@WildIreland @TVsSimonKing Having worked with Simon King a lot, I have tried to copy his great Cuckoo call, here was my first ever successful call in, caught (no sound) on my iCatcher CCTV, I was so excited as you can see...
https://t.co/xOZGC4SLek
@WildIreland@katemacrae @BlackIslePhoto Tig the Pine Marten is a creature of habit. Her second egg is always carried off whole.
https://t.co/6t83rcW2cV
@katemacrae@WildIreland New to the garden I introduce Bambi, she sleeps under my bedroom window. Pine Marten videos will resume shortly with a new camera..
https://t.co/P42jryDfXv
@katemacrae @BlackIslePhoto @WildIreland 2018 Has seen lots of new Pine Martens on our patch, but our long term resident female, Pete, is still here, took this last night.