Comments on: Rare and Elusive Species in the Stanislaus: CSERC Captures Uncommon Wildlife on Camera http://mysierramountaintimes.com/2008/10/rare-and-elusive-species-in-the-stanislaus-cserc-captures-uncommon-wildlife-on-camera/ 180,000 hits a month, 8,000 new & unique visitors a month! Fri, 18 May 2012 02:06:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Robert Shaw http://mysierramountaintimes.com/2008/10/rare-and-elusive-species-in-the-stanislaus-cserc-captures-uncommon-wildlife-on-camera/#comment-7392 Robert Shaw Wed, 22 Apr 2009 03:02:21 +0000 http://mysierramountaintimes.com/2008/10/rare-and-elusive-species-in-the-stanislaus-cserc-captures-uncommon-wildlife-on-camera/#comment-7392 Interesting article here, well written and much to think about. I wound up in a discussion with my wife over this subject earlier. Interesting article here, well written and much to think about. I wound up in a discussion with my wife over this subject earlier.

]]> By: Lucy http://mysierramountaintimes.com/2008/10/rare-and-elusive-species-in-the-stanislaus-cserc-captures-uncommon-wildlife-on-camera/#comment-2480 Lucy Fri, 24 Oct 2008 17:04:54 +0000 http://mysierramountaintimes.com/2008/10/rare-and-elusive-species-in-the-stanislaus-cserc-captures-uncommon-wildlife-on-camera/#comment-2480 Great story and thank you for sharing the photos. I so appreciate this kind of work and the effort being put into preserving the ecosystem and protecting the fauna. One thing concerns me and I am curious to ask about it. Part of the bait being put out is a can of cat food. It appears as though the tear off lid is being partially left on. I have the habit of washing off those - or any can lids - and wrapping them up before disposal as a dog once got into the trash, smelling food residue on one such lid. As he licked at the food he cut his tongue on the sharp edge of the lid and bled terribly. Is this not a concern for the wild life as well? Even without the lid left on the inside of the cans are often sharp too. Has this issue been considered or are there newer cans being made without sharp edges? Thank you for any info on this and thanks again for the good work. Great story and thank you for sharing the photos. I so appreciate this kind of work and the effort being put into preserving the ecosystem and protecting the fauna.

One thing concerns me and I am curious to ask about it. Part of the bait being put out is a can of cat food. It appears as though the tear off lid is being partially left on. I have the habit of washing off those - or any can lids - and wrapping them up before disposal as a dog once got into the trash, smelling food residue on one such lid. As he licked at the food he cut his tongue on the sharp edge of the lid and bled terribly. Is this not a concern for the wild life as well? Even without the lid left on the inside of the cans are often sharp too. Has this issue been considered or are there newer cans being made without sharp edges? Thank you for any info on this and thanks again for the good work.

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