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4 months, 15 species! The deposits left at latrine sites often attract other scavengers such as birds, rodents, and weasels. In this compilation from spring through early fall in 2022, you'll see three bird species (grouse, thrush, northern flicker) picking through the leftovers in addition to a deer mouse, muskrat, and weasel doing the same. Other visitors include lynx, a mule deer, a coyote, a wolf, a grizz marking a tree, snowshoe hare, wolverine, and a black bear that retreats after smelling

Neat footage of lynx, those ethereal-looking Northwoods denizens, from last summer. And, as you will see, a lynx messed with one of our cameras for the first time last summer…luckily, they are not as destructive as bears and wolves it seems! Just a light pawing to check things out. | Voyageurs Wolf Project

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40K views · 2.5K reactions | A nice daytime video of a lynx in early fall! Getting videos of lynx are pretty uncommon in our area. That said, we have had more “lynx sightings" this year than in previous years, likely, in part, because we have more cameras out. However, most of our videos of lynx are at night where the quality is not nearly as good so getting a nice video of one in the daylight is always rewarding and neat to see. | Voyageurs Wolf Project | Facebook