A lady sent me this Photo of the Tripple Stack Suet feeders she got from me.
I make them out of Cedar ....Hope you see this Jonathan!

AMEN to that.

Yeah miss his photos on here it was the only thing worth seeing most days

Very nice, but the Squirrels would have a hay day in my yard with such a nice feeder.

i am sad guys.

Too bad he's gone so quickly.

Add cayenne pepper to the suet, bird seed, or whatever. Birds don't mind, rodents won't touch it.

X3

It says he was last logged in back in June.

If we had his last name, we could find and call him using 411.com or whitepages.com or peoplefinder more than likely.

You might want to read this thread. It is sticked to the top.

https://trapperman.com/forum/ubbthr...or-those-wondering-about-jonathan#UNREAD

Jonathan's death is a huge loss for out Trapperman community.

You can see much of Jonathan's lifes work of pictures and videos of wildlife at:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/86332012@N00/

There are 88 pages of his excellent art photography and videos. Hopefully his website will stay up forever.

Keith

Makes me sad , Rip Jonathan, you'll be missed...

RIP Jonathon.

RIP Jonathan!!!

You Are Missed!!!

R.I.P. he will be greatly missed

We'll miss your photos RIP

My best wishes go out to Jonathan and his family. God Bless.

I was afraid something happened to him, rip, I will miss those awesome pictures, of pretty song birds.
This saddens me big time, see you up there before long Johnathan!!

RIP Jonathon, I really enjoyed your posts and pics

RIP Jonathan, you will be missed by many. You made every day brighter with your outstanding bird pictures.

Sorry to hear this I enjoyed and learned a lot reading his posts. RIP Jonathan

Dang, what sad news to hear. I was wondering where his bird pics were. RIP

I never met him, but he seemed so familiar to me. The world is a lesser place without him.

I am saddened to hear this. I think of Jonathan every time I see a different than normal bird or a great close up shot of a bird. In 2009 when I was thinking about writing my book on Muskrats, Jonathan and I had developed a friendship on here and exchanged many email and PMs. I sent him an outline of what and how I wanted to do my book and he was gave me the validation to proceed. After it was completed, he sent me one of the greatest reviews and remarks anyone could ask for. His approval made the effort worth while.

My friend, you are and will be missed. I will see you again in the next chapter.

Garry-

I will miss his posts. God bless him and his family!

Sorry to hear this sad news.He was a very nice man,and a very talented photographer.Loved looking at his pictures.
God Bless.

I am saddened to hear Jonathan has passed. I, like most here, truly enjoyed viewing his talent for photography in his posts and the kindness he brought to the site.

Godspeed he was a good man.

I too, always clicked on his posts, You seen his name and it was automatic. It was a sure and uplifting look at a always amazing image. Rip Jonathon. Just searched his name to look again at some of his work.

RIP johnathan, prayers sent for his family. I always liked his pictures.

His pictures and positive attitude definitely brightened my day many times. It is odd how sad one can get without knowing someone in person. The world is a bit darker without him for sure. RIP Johnathan. Godspeed.

From North Western Pennsylvania our sincere condolences to all affected. Obviously this man has touched many folks wont be forgotten.

I pray that each will find their way to grieve and morn, then move past it and remember fondly.

RIP

X2 to everybody said - really enjoyed his picture posts; the man was blessed with a gift that he was kind enough to share with others.

A true gentleman he was. Was blessed to meet and spend a little time with him at Rondy while he was visiting with our Sharon.
RIP Jonathan.

a lot of enjoyment over the years from jonathan. sad to hear of his passing. prayers to the ones he left behind.

Sad to hear. We miss ya

feels like i've lost a family member i loved.

No words tapped out here can appropriately describe what Jonathan's loss to the T-man community represents.

RIP really enjoyed his waterfowl pictures you are missed till we meet again

Sent with prayer for friends and family

I recall when he first joined the forum. He was great at putting together very informational trapping threads too. Many of you, I bet remember his rat float post with the 40+ opics of various designs from people all over the country. RIP Buddy.

I also enjoyed have seen his posts and many spectacular pictures enjoying learning about the different types of birds that chances are I'll never see here in Montana .
His photographs helped me get through a cancer treatments which in turn I put a bird feeder outside of the chemotherapy unit so others could watch the bird's gather around it to help take there minds off of the treatments like Jonathan's pictures did for me I've been eternally grateful to get through that and so far have remained cancer free since 12 - 26 -2017

Rest well Jonathan and thank you for the memories !

Allan

Rest in pease Sir .

I bet Johnathan is enjoying the awesome birds in heaven!

I bet He is!!

R.I.P Old boy!

will be missed for sure, rip......

Dam, sad to hear this. I’ve been away from trapperman for awhile but stop in every now and then. Johnathan was one of the good ones.
Really he’s the only one on here that I remember from when I first joined.
He love to share the pics for wildlife around his home.

I wondered what happened then I see he did not log on past 06-06-19 Some of my pm's were from 05 during the spring migration.
Many bird ID's have his watermark on them when you check some species on the net.
Think of how many hours he spent in the blind only to share it with the Tman people, just that one shot.....the perfect one he presented to his family.
Share the experiences so others can learn from them.


Now I wonder ,,,who will be promoted to the next WILSON.....
his lessons on water marks for digital photo's is epic.

Have peace in your travels.

Yes he will be missed enjoyed his posts. FYI did you know he invented 409 cleaner...I believe I remember our visit correctly

Jonathon and I shared several PM's regarding birds and wildlife viewing in general. He was always eager and graciously willing to share his knowledge with me and I learned much from him during our few conversations, I always found him to be humble and unassuming in his skills, knowledge and abilities....I always sensed that he just wanted me to enjoy and see nature as he did. I will miss his pictures, his willingness to share his world with us as he did and most of all him. May he rest peacefully in heaven....enjoying the special place that God surely has for him. RIP my friend....you WILL be missed.