I was going going back thru some trail cam pics from this past season, when I noticed one had a rather peculiar looking critter along side my feeder. Come to find out, it was one of the rarest creatures out in the wilderness - a "flying Rod". They are found mostly in northern Mexico, and I never thought I'd see one, much less get it on camera!

Check out near the top of the feeder just to the right of center!

Yeah, my cameras do the same thing with bugs.

Slow trigger speed and a moth. I get them also.

Looks like a flying pipe cleaner

Post a pic

Must be indigenous to East Texas!!! I see the same on my cams!!!

I delete 90% or more of them if there is not something else in the pic I want to keep. Here are a few I found quickly from the past season. I have 1,000's of pics that will have more just not enough time to sort through them all.
One directly above the bucks antlers a bout 3 feet.

One in front of the deer.

One to the right behind the buck on the right of the feeder.

One in front of the top side of the right feeder.

One above the bucks head.

Another at the same feeder the next day in between the feeders.


Same feeder with one directly in front of the bucks nose in line with the feeder leg.

that's weird looking. Do you delete the pics of the black panthers or do those make the "keep" list?

I delete the ones of the adults but keep the youngun's

Weird!

I had kept all the black panther pictures, but they were too hard to see because they never would smile at the camera!

Speaking of which, there must be a lot of really bad cameras out there!

Definitely a drone.

Charlie