Fallow Deer Cam from New Forest (Lyndhurst, UK) Warning!!! You will see animal corpses here!

Ricky wrote:Do you mean the link?
Here it is: mms://wms.carnyxlive.co.uk/blashford

This is no badger - but a live animal anyways

Jay


I have seen people walk by in the background, too.

Badgers are nocturnal.... how are we supposed to see them when there is no light at night??

We have to lucky to see them at dusk or dawn
I have seen badgers a few times in my life - but never at daylight but either at night or at very early dawn or very late dusk. The chances of seeing them on the cam really are quite small - even though the cam is just next to the den...

Mr. Shovel (I.) was missing. And the carcass camera would have been better according to me.
But somebody could tell me it: that there is a sound too???

Ophiophagus wrote:Mr. Shovel (I.) was missing. And the carcass camera would have been better according to me.

Yes, especially because these cams has night vision!

Ophiophagus wrote:But somebody could tell me it: that there is a sound too???

No...

Even Bramblings (Fringilla montifringilla) visit the birdfeeder...

...a Collared Dove (Streptopelia decaocto), too

Ricky wrote:Even Bramblings (Fringilla montifringilla) visit the birdfeeder...

i'm not used that this kind birds eat from birdfeeder,probably because they are in us then no feeders need for birds,in summer time birds not like feeders:lol!:

We don't have them here in winter either - they come back only in April/May...

We don´t have them in summer and they are quite rare guests in winter...

Ricky wrote:We don´t have them in summer and they are quite rare guests in winter...

They are actually one of the "most nesting" birds in Finland altho you don't see them too often.

Now Carnyx Live Cams have a new website - at least I have not seen it before: http://www.carnyxlive.co.uk/
Pretty interesting cams too.

Is there a way to watch them in WMP, too? I don´t get them running...

Yes, of course, but now when I start looking for the addresses they show different birds - sheesh their website is crazy!!
It is still dark when I do this... so I can't yet tell if this is true - but let's see....

Peregrins at Chichester Cathedral: mms://wms.carnyxlive.co.uk/chichester

Loch Garten Ospreys: mms://wms.carnyxlive.co.uk/abernethy

A Chough's (Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax) nest in a sea cave, Wales: mms://wms.carnyxlive.co.uk/southstack

Goshawk nest: mms://wms.carnyxlive.co.uk/newforest

Wildlife at Blashford Lakes: mms://wms.carnyxlive.co.uk/blashford

Thanks!!

Ricky wrote:Thanks!!

The blashford cam seems to show the birdfeeder most times, but I have also seen a quite nice view of a grassy lake shore with birds and all sorts....

Now there´s an underwater cam instead of the birdfeeder. I think I saw 2 Crested Newts but as the pic is quite blurry I´m not sure - it might have been another newt species or maybe even fish...

I noticed the same thing - I wish there was more info but it seems that they randomly change the view.....

male Smooth Newt (Tritutus vulgaris)


and this is a pic without a newt so that you can compare and see where the newt is in the upper pic

Smooth Newts again

Sooooo sorry...




I really was 2 minutes too late: at ct 22.37 a beautiful badger came out of the den and went out of sight by the corner right under...


I'll look later again and tomorrow about the same time...(somewhat earlier of course!).

ct.23.24 2 fighting badgers


ct 23.46

Still fighting, but too dark to see them well!

Lucky ergee!!!
I have never seen anything in that spot ....

Thanks, now we know that this sure is a badgers "hill"!

ricky was lucky and saw the badgers,ergee was lucky and saw the badgers,this is real badgers time!

So it seems!!

Yesterday evening I saw 2 badgers here on this cam, but what the .... should this
be?
Ally, no, no more lucky me....is this an underwater-world or what???

The is the pond/lake where I saw the newts

What will we see tonight? It is up to them what they show us..
correct?

I just tried the link on our webcamlinks and see the badgers hill....so it is wait and see..

The badgers seemed to fight but maybe it were young ones playing..they were not sooo big..