It could either represent the inside of a lion's mouth or the gloom of a hyaena den. Expert trackers have had a go looking for the camera but to no avail. I would love to find it though. However, I guess its not so much the camera that I'd like to see again - but rather those last images on the memory card.
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Thursday, 15 September 2011
R.I.P. brave little Bushnell.
Bushnell Trophy Cam serial # B101214948 has probably taken its last image. Having withstood the fiercest Cape storms, ignored the biting ants that invaded its battery compartment and photographed Africa's beasts without flinching, my trusty camera-trap was taken. The culprit is unknown but could either be a lion or a hyaena - there were tracks of both where the camera last stood. I guess 'taken by a lion' has a better ring to it but the odds must favour the hyaena. Either way, the last image it took probably looks something like this:
It could either represent the inside of a lion's mouth or the gloom of a hyaena den. Expert trackers have had a go looking for the camera but to no avail. I would love to find it though. However, I guess its not so much the camera that I'd like to see again - but rather those last images on the memory card.
It could either represent the inside of a lion's mouth or the gloom of a hyaena den. Expert trackers have had a go looking for the camera but to no avail. I would love to find it though. However, I guess its not so much the camera that I'd like to see again - but rather those last images on the memory card.
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Bushnell Trophy Cam,
Hyaena,
Lion
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Huge bummer!
ReplyDeleteFew things hurt worse than the loss of a camera....
....and you've had more than your fair share of camera losses Trailblazer.
ReplyDeleteThat sucks, but better than rotten human thieves, I guess. :(
ReplyDeleteaaah pity... one of my Bushnells was also taken, but I rather guess by hunter or forest worker:-/
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