Who's eating the bandicoots?

Quite possibly it's these guys......

These photos taken along our creekline with a borrowed Moultrie I-60 game camera.

These are neat little weather-proof, motion-activated, Infra-red cameras - designed primarily for redneck Americans who like to photograph deer, with a later view to shooting them. But they've got another obvious use too, in monitoring the bush for the presence of native animals, and that's how I've got mine deployed.

For those interested, this site has a good practical overview of the Moultrie I-40 and it's potential for use with native Australian fauna. (It's damn interesting site to poke around too)

I'd hoped to see bandicoots running around the creek where I've left the camera deployed, but I've been stunned to see the number of foxes (up to three in one photo) and the fact that they're apparently so active in daylight hours too.

Stay tuned for some more photos, and (hopefully) the demise of the foxes.