Trail Cam
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Trail Cam
Just in case anyone's interested, and has an Aldi near them, they have a Wildlife Trail Cam on offer tomorrow at £79-99
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WS - tempting and good value for sure, but I struggle to get my 2 out at times, although 3 would be very useful!
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I can imagine Lai with all you have to do. I'm going to get one tomorrow, will be there early in case they all go seems a good price.
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Brilliant idea WS. They really are such fun to have and you'll have hours of trying to decide where is best and what to look for
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How brilliant is that, I don't have an Aldi near me or not one that I know of which is a real shame else I would get one for sure. Not sure where I would place it but I am sure I would find somewhere.
I hope you manage to get yours WS and look forward to what you capture
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I hope you manage to get yours WS and look forward to what you capture
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Got one OK. I'm quite impressed with it, I've done a couple of test pics, and a video, and they seem OK looking at the screen on the camera. Batteries are on charge, it takes 4, but it has a back up storage that takes another 4, so you can double the time it operates if you want. All I've got to do now is decide where to put it Might not be till after the weekend as I'm working from tomorrow
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That's great news WS. We've now got rechargeable batteries as at one point we seemed to get through a lot. Same with the 4 + 4 backup.
Really look forward to some clips soon.
We've not put ours out for a while now due to being a bit busy and I think the fox cubs have moved but I did catch them once.
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Really look forward to some clips soon.
We've not put ours out for a while now due to being a bit busy and I think the fox cubs have moved but I did catch them once.
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Pleased you got your trail cam WS and that it all seems ok. Look forward to seeing what you manage to capture.......don't set it off staggering back from the pub after a few Boddies
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Testing the Trail Cam out overnight last night. I captured this big dangerous hunting prey during the night
Turns out it was'nt dangerous she was just a pussy cat after a moth
WS
PS I always use rechargable batteries, and alwayshace a backup set in the camera case
Turns out it was'nt dangerous she was just a pussy cat after a moth
WS
PS I always use rechargable batteries, and alwayshace a backup set in the camera case
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WS - a wild cat indeed. Glad it's working okay.
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So right that Poppy should be your first subject WS Lovely to see her
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I wanted to see what the infrared was like, there was only a small amount of light leaking in from a small light in the hall. She was a bit close but it seems to work ok.
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my mum had a small inheritance from her dad and she decided that my brother and I should have some of the money. So I have today bought a trail cam and I am going to put it first in my window overlooking my bird feeder to see what pics I get. Hopefully if I can get it all sorted them I will post them on here
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Thats great news you've got a trail Cam PPH. I did the same afet trying it out on the firt night I got it on Poppy, really just to get the hang of how it worked. Then I put it near to our Bird Feeders to record what was happening. I'm sure you'll get it set up OK, if you have any problems just ask, I think they are all basicly the same format, so we should be able to help. I know Lai has one as well.
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What an exciting thing to spend some of your inheritance on PPH and it will give you loads of fun as well. Your feeders are often quite busy so you should be able to get some great footage and fingers crossed you can get it sorted to post on here.
Im really pleased for you
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Im really pleased for you
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Excellent news PPH, fingers crossed you get some good footage
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I got my camera yesterday, I've set it up so hopefully will get some pics once I work out positioning
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thats brilliant PPH, I bet your excited about your first capture! I too am looking forward to seeing what you get.
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bit of a hiccup with the camera. it turns out it uses PIR (Passive Infra Red) which doesnt work through a window
So Ive had to find a place in the hedge outside of my window that is within range of my bird feeder and also hidden so it doesnt get seen or stolen by any passing naughty person. I think I managed to find a place and after 20 mins of struggling with prickly branches, with many scratches to my hand, I have fixed it in place. Hopefully it will work and I will get some good pics.
So Ive had to find a place in the hedge outside of my window that is within range of my bird feeder and also hidden so it doesnt get seen or stolen by any passing naughty person. I think I managed to find a place and after 20 mins of struggling with prickly branches, with many scratches to my hand, I have fixed it in place. Hopefully it will work and I will get some good pics.
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PPH keep us posted.
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the results of today's camera is a grand total of 1 pigeon, although it has been very windy today
https://plus.google.com/photos/100227069702111384952/albums/5957302188520780833?authkey=CKDP2d7X5rvj1wE
although there is a pic of the hand of the lesser spotted PPH boyfriend while filling up the feeder
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and the lesser spotted PPH supervising said filling of feeder
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https://plus.google.com/photos/100227069702111384952/albums/5957302188520780833?authkey=CKDP2d7X5rvj1wE
although there is a pic of the hand of the lesser spotted PPH boyfriend while filling up the feeder
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and the lesser spotted PPH supervising said filling of feeder
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Do you know PPH never thought of that, my feeders outside the window, but what I did was fix it to a drainpipe by the side of the feeder, but it is really quiet where we live, and really no danger of someone pinching it. I can imagine it being very awkward where you live. Really hope you get some great pics, after all the effort, and scratches.
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no pics for me today as absolutely piddling it down and windy so no birds around. looks like tuesday may a good day to put it back out before the horrid weather forecast comes over
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Loving the lesser spotted PPH and BF fingers crossed all your scratches will be worth it and you will some great footage.
For some silly reason my stupid tablet wont let me view your link
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For some silly reason my stupid tablet wont let me view your link
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