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More awesome footage of one of the most ethereal forest creatures: the lynx. We captured more daytime footage of lynx this past winter than in any previous winter, in large part, because we had many more cameras out this winter compared to previous years (had ~350 cameras out this winter). And more cameras means, we get more neat observations like these (plus higher-quality data on wolves in the area, which is the main reason we deploy so many cameras). Note: this is the 2nd video of our “best" lynx footage from this winter. See our post on Monday for the 1st video if you haven’t watched that one yet. Both have some pretty neat sequences in our opinion! Huge thanks to the >8,700 individual donors whose generosity has allowed us to deploy a large number of trail cameras and capture neat footage like this to share with everyone.
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🚨⚡️Beware of Winter Break Accidents Mass Accidents.. This is what the cameras documented this year
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It really is the little things 🫶 We gave our fans disposable cameras for a day and this was the result.
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It really is the little things 🫶 We gave our fans disposable cameras for a day and this was the result.

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This is our future with these flock cameras. They really tried getting her for a crime she didn’t commit simply because she was in the area and they used the cameras as evidence
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Awesome footage of a wolf pack erupting in a howl on top of a frozen beaver lodge this past winter! You can hear the howls of the adults and the yipping of the pups, which sound kind of like coyotes. Literally, the only way we keep our 350-400 cameras going year round, capturing footage like this, is via donations. So, if you enjoy our trail camera footage, please donate to our annual fundraiser at the link below—we use these funds to purchase more trail cameras, buy batteries, SD cards, locks, mounts, etc. The trail cameras not only capture cool footage we can share but also provide us with invaluable data to study and understand pup survival, pack dynamics, and many other aspects of wolf ecology. You can support our work here:

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Blackstone cannot continue to come into our communities and force out families who want to buy a home. Blackstone has done nothing for our country. Everyday Americans built this country. They are the ones who deserve our single-family homes, not private equity "businesses."
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Blackstone cannot continue to come into our communities and force out families who want to buy a home. Blackstone has done nothing for our country. Everyday Americans built this country. They are the ones who deserve our single-family homes, not private equity "businesses."

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