Sudbury Valley TrusteesConservation, Collaboration, and Community since 1953

Craig Smith used an automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph three raccoons in and along Cranberry Brook at SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury.

Craig Smith used an automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this great blue heron along Cranberry Brook in SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury.

Craig Smith used an automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph a white-tailed deer along the bank of Cranberry Brook at SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury.

Our automatically triggered wildlife camera recorded this video of a white-tailed deer buck in the flood plain of the Sudbury River in Concord.

Our automatically triggered wildlife camera recorded this video of a white-tailed deer in the flood plain of the Sudbury River in Concord.

Our automatically triggered wildlife camera recorded this video of a white-tailed deer fawn in the flood plain of the Sudbury River in Concord.

 

Dan Foster used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph these four raccoons in Stow.  Visit The Nashaway Trackers blog to read more about his photo.

Our automatically triggered wildlife video camera recorded these mink (at least we're pretty sure they're mink) moving along the edge of Allowance Brook in Sudbury, on the northern edge of SVT's Lyons-Cutler Reservation.  Be sure to turn on your computer's speakers!

 

Our automatically triggered wildlife video camera recorded this quick glimpse (see the right portion of the frame at 11 sec.) of a fisher as it moved along Allowance Brook in Sudbury, on the northern edge of SVT's Lyons-Cutler Reservation.

Our automatically triggered wildlife video camera recorded this short video of a raccoon moving along the edge of Allowance Brook in Sudbury, on the northern edge of SVT's Lyons-Cutler Reservation.

Craig Smith used an automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this white-tailed deer along Cranberry Brook at SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this coyote near a stream in the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge in Maynard.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this Canada goose near a stream in the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge in Maynard.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this raccoon near a stream in the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge in Maynard.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this white-tailed deer near a stream in the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge in Maynard.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this American woodcock near the Assabet River in West Concord.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this muskrat near Jennie Dugan Marsh in Concord.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this raccoon near the Jennie Dugan Marsh in Concord.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this fisher near the Jennie Dugan Marsh in Concord.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this beaver near the Jennie Dugan Marsh in Concord.