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Live Web Cam
Wildlife Web cam status All cams off-line as of May 10, 2004 About these photos: Many of these photos were taken from a remote location inside of Bluebird nest boxes. All were triggered using automatic motion-detection and some were triggered manually. A small infrared wired camera with infrared L.E.D. lights delivered some of the photos. Fixed and mobile daylight cams were used for other photos. Vision GS BE web cam software was used to enable the cameras to work through a computer. I often switch between the 2 connected web cams. Note: These cams now run in the winter, during day and night, and show the live temperature! |
Roost #2 cam showing Downy Woodpecker. (Status: INSTALLED, but off-line) A B&W night vision cam intended to photograph a Downy Woodpecker that roosts here nightly during the fall/winter season. It began on Feb 5, 2003 and has had predictable nightly activity. On-line again 12/25/2003. Visiting Woodpecker, Flying Squirrel, and Bluebird photos are available. |
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Flying Squirrel cam #2 feeder showing 1 "Flyer".
(Status: INSTALLED, but off-line) A both B&W night vision and color daylight cam intended to photograph Flying Squirrels that eat here. It began on Jan 25, 2003 and has had NO usage until April 3. Photos are available. |
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Woodpecker feeder cam showing Red-bellied Woodpecker. (Status: INSTALLED, but off-line) A color daylight cam intended to photograph Woodpeckers and other climbing cavity-nesters that ate here daily during the fall/winter season. It began on Nov 15, 2002. On 4/20/2003, a Red-headed Woodpecker started using the feeder so the cam was turned back on. Photos are available, but none of the Red-headed Woodpecker yet. |
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Rolling External Cam. (showing eyes of 2 flyers & all of 1 flyer) (Status: REMOVED) A B&W night vision cam intended to photograph nightly outdoor activity at various locations during the summer 2003 season. It began on July 26, 2003 at the Flyer Feeder and was moved to Bat house #7 entrance on July 29. Photos are available. |
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Flying Squirrel cam #1
showing several "Flyers". (Status: MOVED to feeder box) A B&W night vision cam intended to photograph Flying Squirrels that live here most of the time during the fall/winter season. It began on Dec 22, 2002 and has had predictable nightly activity and much daily activity until mid April. A Red-bellied Woodpecker has also visited it. Photos are available. |
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Flying Squirrel external cam
showing external visitors. (Status: REMOVED) A both B&W night vision and color daylight cam intended to photograph Flying Squirrels that live here and their unwanted visitors during the fall/winter season. It began on Dec 28, 2002 and has had predictable nightly and some daily activity. Photos are available. |
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Roost #1 cam showing Bluebird. (Status: REMOVED) A B&W night vision cam intended to photograph a Red-bellied Woodpecker that occasionally roosts here. It began on Feb 23, 2003 but there has been no woodpecker activity yet. A Bluebird has visited it. Photo available. |
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Hummingbird feeder cam showing a "Ruby-throat". (Status: REMOVED) A color daylight cam intended to photograph Ruby-throated Hummingbirds that drank here daily during the summer 2002 season. It began on July 17, 2002 and had much predictable daily activity that summer. Photos are available. |
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These nest box efforts and their documentation on this web site are a hobby and are managed on my own time. Though I offer tips on my successes, I don't claim to be a wildlife or technical expert, I am a novice who researches, experiments, and reports the findings to this web site. Non-profit educational organizations, students, and any wildlife/conservation proponents (indiv. or org.) may freely link to this site. Those same parties may also use the photos, but I ask that you make an attempt to include credits if possible. |
