Yard wildlife
- Raccoons
- Cats
- Opossums
- Squirrels
- Birds
- Dogs
- Unidentified
- 155animal visits
- 6kinds of animal
- 33days with visits
Who visits
| Animal | Visits | Days seen |
|---|---|---|
| cat | 71 | 29 |
| raccoon | 31 | 16 |
| squirrel | 24 | 18 |
| unidentified animal | 14 | 9 |
| opossum | 7 | 7 |
| dog | 5 | 5 |
| bird | 3 | 3 |
Day by day
- Tue, Oct 275 raccoons · 3 cats · 1 squirrel
- Mon, Oct 263 raccoons · 1 squirrel · 1 bird
- Sun, Oct 253 squirrels · 2 unidentified animals · 2 cats
- Sat, Oct 242 raccoons · 2 squirrels · 1 cat
- Fri, Oct 234 cats
- Thu, Oct 221 squirrel
- Wed, Oct 211 raccoon · 1 cat
- Tue, Oct 201 cat
- Mon, Oct 193 cats · 1 raccoon · 1 opossum · 1 dog · 1 unidentified animal · 1 squirrel
- Sun, Oct 184 cats · 1 squirrel · 1 dog
- Sat, Oct 172 cats · 1 squirrel
- Fri, Oct 163 cats · 3 unidentified animals · 2 squirrels · 1 raccoon
- Thu, Oct 153 squirrels · 1 raccoon · 1 cat
- Wed, Oct 142 cats · 1 dog · 1 squirrel
- Tue, Oct 132 unidentified animals · 2 raccoons · 1 cat · 1 squirrel · 1 bird
- Mon, Oct 122 raccoons · 2 cats · 1 unidentified animal · 1 squirrel · 1 bird
- Sun, Oct 111 raccoon · 1 opossum · 1 cat
- Sat, Oct 101 opossum · 1 raccoon · 1 cat
- Fri, Oct 92 cats · 1 opossum · 1 raccoon
- Thu, Oct 84 cats · 1 unidentified animal
- Wed, Oct 73 cats · 1 dog · 1 squirrel
- Tue, Oct 63 raccoons · 1 squirrel
- Mon, Oct 52 cats
- Sun, Oct 45 cats · 2 raccoons
- Sat, Oct 32 unidentified animals · 1 cat · 1 squirrel
- Fri, Oct 22 cats · 1 opossum
- Thu, Oct 13 cats · 1 unidentified animal
- Wed, Sep 301 opossum · 1 unidentified animal
- Tue, Sep 295 cats · 1 squirrel · 1 dog
- Mon, Sep 284 raccoons · 4 cats · 1 squirrel
- Sun, Sep 272 cats · 1 opossum
- Sat, Sep 263 cats · 1 raccoon
- Fri, Sep 253 cats
About this page
Our yard cameras see a surprising amount of wildlife, mostly at night: raccoons and neighborhood cats above all, with opossums, squirrels and the occasional surprise. This log is built by Yardwatch, a small personal project that reads our own cameras' event history and the descriptions Google's Gemini writes for each clip.
A visit is one kind of animal seen on any camera with gaps of less than 20 minutes, so a raccoon family crossing five cameras counts once. The animal comes from the camera's own description of each clip, so expect the odd mistake; "unidentified animal" means the camera flagged an animal without naming it.
On purpose, this page leaves out times of day, which camera saw what, and anything about people. See the Yardwatch privacy policy and terms.