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A tree creeper wondering where the rest of the tree has gone.
I put a cam by this tree because I wanted to try and get footage of a Tree Creeper. They are tiny birds that meander up the trees instead of down as the Nuthatches do, and they are so well camouflaged that they are hard to spot and photograph. Well, this week I got one, you'll see it at the end of the clip. Trees are habitats day and night, and it feels like we can't have enough of them! (Music is once again copyright-free, called "Simple, light and bright piano songs" and this was the Ceyomur CY75 trailcam.)
Have you seen the brown creeper (Certhia americana)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
Taken in Yorkshire, UK 14-01-2026
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In the forest. Värmland, Sweden (October 14, 2018).
What are your thoughts on the Tree creeper from primeval? how does it compare to my reimagined version of the it and what would be your take on the Tree Creeper?
The tree creeper is kinda cool but there’s no way in hell that thing’s a raptor. I like yours much better because it’s more raptor like though, although raptors don’t have a fourth finger.
I personally wouldn’t have gone the dinosaur route if I hate to design it just because the way dinosaurs do arboreality is very different from primates (stiff spine, “hugging” trees, clinging with the feet). If I had to though I probably would have gone with a megaraptor since they’re the only dinosaurs we know of that can pronate their hands.
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