Injured Badger Hole Adventures - Episode 03
In today's, third episode of the Injured Badger Hole Adventures I return to the den of the injured badger with more food. So far my efforts have not paid off, as the injured badger has not shown up since I captured him on the trail camera last. But the wood rats have themselves feasts from the food I leave for the badger.
Because I regularly fast for good health, I had no leftovers to take with me, and brought mostly pieces of various nuts, popcorn and other snacks. After depositing the food into the cardboard box, I got disturbed by a family of wild boars who hustled through the nearby bushes.
The resident woodpecker made his mandatory appearance again and upon returning home, I eagerly checked to see what was on the trail cam. The compiled footage from the camera is at the end of the video.
00:00 Forest creatures don’t seem to like Aguaymanto
01:41 Adding fresh food to the box for the injured badger
02:08 Swapping the memory card in the trail camera before I leave
02:23 Family of wild boars walks out of nearby bushes
03:39 Resident woodpecker comes to show off again
04:15 Compilation of videos captured by trail camera previous night
Music for the trail cam footage: Original instrumental variation to rock’n’roll composed and played by me back in 1996. The backing track was played back by an Amiga 2000 computer. Not a studio recording - it was recorded live with myself on the guitar.
Keep rocking :o)
Mark
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