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cougarmagic

Le Ringtail

The reason I asked before was that I had a hunch...

Hunch was right!

lilbitmo

Ringtails

Nice Video Cougarmagic - was it me or was the ringtail eating "acorns" or something just below the camera?  Very Happy
cougarmagic

He's chowing on something I think - there is a whole bunch of debris and crap in here.  He also goes to that little pool of water for a drink (in the distance) just about every night.

They eat a lot of insects, small mice, and berries - probably acorns too.
Mike P

WOW! Approximately where was this ringtail? nice video, too!
cougarmagic

Mike - Big Tujunga.  Little dude survived the fire!  I've heard from a few people now who said they've seen them  in various canyons on the western end of the mountains.  I really never thought I would get one on camera.  This was a real treat.
Mike P

Thanks J! I suspect that they are much more common than people realize.

It's amazing this little guy or gal could survive the fire. What was your hunch? scat?
EnFuego

Re: Ringtails

lilbitmo wrote:
Nice Video Cougarmagic - was it me or was the ringtail eating "acorns" or something just below the camera?  Very Happy


Patrick, I don't think you were eating acorns under the camera, looks more like a ringtail. Laughing
lilbitmo

Re: Ringtails

EnFuego wrote:
lilbitmo wrote:
Nice Video Cougarmagic - was it me or was the ringtail eating "acorns" or something just below the camera?  Very Happy


Patrick, I don't think you were eating acorns under the camera, looks more like a ringtail. Laughing


You misunderstood, was it me the ringtail was eating or was it Acorns? Wink
cougarmagic

Mike P wrote:
What was your hunch?


Ah, well,  a friend of mine saw it in person...!  (not exciting, I know...wish I had seen its tiny tracks or something!)
Elwood

Your friend saw Fuego eating acorns?

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