Moose Bobcat Otter Grouse Oh No! -Part 18-Liberty Lake Wildlife

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Interesting mix of pre-winter wildlife in the Liberty Lake Regional Park and Conservation Area. All clips taken 1.25 mile south of the shore of Liberty Lake about 900 feet above lake level. Very surprising to see River Otter overland so many times at this location. #wildlife #gamecamera #trailcamera #gardepro #otter #moose #mountainbiking

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@tomsahlberg511 8 месяцев назад

Wonderful video and narration Toivo - thanks!!

@LibertyLakeWildlife 8 месяцев назад

Thanks Tom! Hope to see you and your wife on the trail some day.

@sirkkajago8722 8 месяцев назад

Cool video Toivo. 😊

@LibertyLakeWildlife 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for the comment!!!

@aaronwilcox6417 8 месяцев назад

That a ruffed grouse. Typically I start running into them around 6000' elev in nearby Idaho. Id be suprised if there were any in liberty lake area. One tell tale identifiable trait is spruce grouse (fool hen) have a dash of very red eyeliner on top eyelid. Its obvious one you see it and the grouse in video did have this. Spruce grouse also have extremely reddish to purplish meat when you clean them for consumption while ruffed grouse are lighter in tone.

@LibertyLakeWildlife 8 месяцев назад

Thanks Aaron. I see partridge at all elevations here in Liberty Lake and growing up in Upper Michigan.

@neiltravis2396 8 месяцев назад

This is not a Spruce Grouse. Note the banding on the tail. The tips of the tail feathers on a Spruce Grouse are orange colored. This is a male Ruffed Grouse and I am not certain why he is behaving this way during the fall of the year. Neil M. Travis, Federal Bird Bander.

@LibertyLakeWildlife 8 месяцев назад

Neil... Greatly appreciate that confirmation. The behavior threw me off but the neck flares sure are Ruffed Grouse features.

@LibertyLakeWildlife 8 месяцев назад

Thanks Aaron. I see partridge at all elevations here in Liberty Lake and growing up in Upper Michigan.