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Judy and Will Mack used their remote wildlife camera to photograph a cotton-tailed rabbit and a pair of raccoons at SVT's Gray Reservation in Sudbury.

 

Will and Judy Mack used their remote wildlife camera to photograph these three white-tailed deer at SVT's Gray Reservation in Sudbury.

Will and Judy Mack used their remote camera to photograph this coyote at SVT's Gray Reservation in Sudbury.

 

Will and Judy Mack used their remote camera to photograph these white-tailed deer at SVT's Gray Reservation in Sudbury.  Here's a bit about how they found the site:

"Snowshoes were required on our first reconnaissance.  We were amazed at all the tracks we saw.  The snow was old, so they were not distinct, but we had obviously found a deer trail and perhaps, judging by some larger depressions in the snow,  a winter deer yard.  The site is under evergreens and on a slight south-facing slope. Rain and several days of warm weather arrived before we went back to install the camera.  Now there was a broad brown trail of deer droppings winding through the woods on the remaining snow as far as the eye could see.  Here are a few photos from our first check of the camera after two weeks."

 

Tree Raine photographed this northern cardinal at SVT's Gray Reservation in Sudbury.

Tree Raine photographed these white-tailed deer, out of a group of seven, at SVT's Gray Reservation in Sudbury.

Will Mack saw a fisher in a tree at SVT's Gray Reservation in Sudbury.