Ohio bird feeder camera captures hilarious photos of wild animals grabbing late-night snacks: See it

A homeowner was shocked to find unusual critters visiting her backyard bird feeder in the middle of the night. 

Danae Wolfe set up a bird feeder with a recording device attached in her Wooster, Ohio, backyard — an area she and her family have made welcoming to wildlife over the last eight years. 

The 36-year-old writer and photographer told SWNS she installed the bird feeder after she received the item from a brand for a social media review.

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The wildlife enthusiast was shocked to find other animals stopping by for a midnight snack, however. 

“We enjoyed seeing the birds visit during that first afternoon, but later that night, the camera caught a cheeky raccoon stopping by for a midnight snack,” she said. 

An Ohio homeowner laughed when spotting this and other footage of the wildlife that visited her backyard bird feeder.  (SWNS)

She added, “The raccoon actually knocked the camera off its mount on the tree, and the camera continued recording all night as raccoons, deer and skunks stopped by for a treat.”

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Wolfe said since then, squirrels and even a pair of turkeys have visited the feeding device for a quick nibble or two. 

Wolfe said she was shocked to find that plenty of animals were helping themselves to goodies from her backyard bird feeder.  (SWNS)

“We’ve had as many as four raccoons show up on any given night… We’ve also counted 11 or 12 different skunks that are regular overnight visitors,” she said. 

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Although Wolfe said the pair of turkeys has not returned to the backyard, she was hoping they would become regular visitors. 

Wolfe also said she and her family spotted a flying squirrel one night. 

A woman’s bird feeder camera has captured some hilarious images of raccoons, skunks and squirrels having a midnight snack. (SWNS)

“Though they are common squirrels in the eastern U.S., I’ve never seen one in our yard before, so it was super cool to see they’re hanging out in our neighborhood,” she said. 

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Wolfe said her favorite funny image captured via the bird feeder is of a deer that she said looks almost like a fish. 

Fox News Digital reached out to Wolfe for further comment.

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