On our recent trip to India I got a few chances to put out my camera trap in the buffer zone of Satpura national park, hoping for something a bit interesting. I thought you might like to see the fruits of my efforts..
One small Indian civet (the highlight of the experiment) a wild boar, part of a spotted deer, an Indian gerbil and a black naped hare. I did get a few peacocks on video during the day time but no stills. Exciting or what?
C[P] R1S1 T11C:P0000 TRAILCAM M4
C[P] R1S1 T12C:P0000 TRAILCAM M5
C[P] R1S1 T12C:P0000 TRAILCAM M5
C[P] R1S1 T12C:P0000 TRAILCAM M5
![P00[0:0] E[107:0681]G[160:0x32] BV[34:0] IR[L]](https://raybrownwildlifephotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Black-naped-hare.jpg)
![P00[0:0] E[107:0681]G[164:0x33] BV[33:0] IR[L]](https://raybrownwildlifephotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Indian-Gerbil.jpg)
![P00[0:0] E[107:0681]G[124:0x26] BV[43:0] IR[L]](https://raybrownwildlifephotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Spotted-deer.jpg)
![P00[0:0] E[107:0681]G[140:0x2b] BV[39:0] IR[L]](https://raybrownwildlifephotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Wild-boar.jpg)
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