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Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years

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Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close

Roy Toft, a 60-year-old wildlife scientist from San Diego, USA, with more than 38 years of photography experience, shares a series of close-up photos of wildlife taken with a hidden camera on his doorstep, including fawns, wild foxes, raccoons and other animals. Roy Toft said the images were taken in the valley behind the houses over the past few years.

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Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
Shocking! Foreign photographers use hidden cameras to catch wild animals up close Roy Toft, 60, is a wildlife botanist from San Diego, USA, for more than 38 years
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