EAGLE WINTER FEEDING GROUND CAMERAS

09:42
A hooded crow came .... to the camera!

How did you take THOSE pictures???????????? Very cool

this crow really say good morning!!!

This morning......
Perching tree cam shows a picture
Food cam is pitch black

7.40 - car sound
7.41 - steps and food bringing sounds
7.43 - car leaving
7.45 - food cam comes on

I think the food bringer is shy

this pic is from 7.45

caysa wrote:This morning......
Perching tree cam shows a picture
Food cam is pitch black

7.40 - car sound
7.41 - steps and food bringing sounds
7.43 - car leaving
7.45 - food cam comes on

I think the food bringer is shy

this pic is from 7.45

yeah,i listened cam at 06:00
(if there was little users,cam worked for me too, and then this perch tree cam started to show pic, but left cam was blind, with white dots,and then these footsteps with slurps, slmahh,slmahh was so funny,and then click and left cam showed pic with food,and my cams stopped...buffering 14% )

Awww, so it would work if you could watch one cam only......

caysa wrote:Awww, so it would work if you could watch one cam only......

i dont know,but if you watch the pic,there with white dots are contours...trees contours and even food contours, me seemed that this cam worked too

It worked "somehow" but then it suddenly worked all good. like someone took the blindfold off it

By the time the eagle and the fox reach here, the food will run out !

early foodbringer:


first visitor:

10:50

The horde of the ravens arrived.

3 ravens.


4 ravens.


5 ravens


6 ...


7...


... and the eighth!

AllyKass wrote:early foodbringer:

If Mait was called so, that Blue Coat, then he is the mysterious Orange Coat!

Ophiophagus wrote:

AllyKass wrote:early foodbringer:

If Mait was called so, that Blue Coat, then he is the mysterious Orange Coat!

"omad joped" ours coats!

I have been looking and looking.... trying to find out how the cams are situated in relation to each other...
Many times I see birds flying in the right cam, from right to left, and soon they appear in the left cam but flying in from the left .



Can the cams be like this perhaps???

Dear Columbo Caysa (with Peugeot)! And this the two birds sure same one?

No, I cannot say for sure that they are the same ones. But when you watch it long enough - it happens like that.
I see a bird flying in the right cam - then a bird soon lands in the left cam. I have seen it so many times now that I started to think it could be this way.

Columbo has a Peugeot, yes, but a 403, mine is 206
and..... we have a BEAGLE not a BASSET

caysa wrote:I have been looking and looking.... trying to find out how the cams are situated in relation to each other...
Many times I see birds flying in the right cam, from right to left, and soon they appear in the left cam but flying in from the left .
Can the cams be like this perhaps???

I think you are quite right.

I think (but I´m not sure at all) that the left cam is situated left (but out of view) of the arrowhead of your arrow in the right cam picture. (and the two cams are pointing to the opposite direction)

Have they said anything about this on LKF??

caysa wrote:Have they said anything about this on LKF??

Yes, here

http://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=157&start=60

But it does not help much I think

Eagle on the perching tree!!

OOOOO missed that....
Where's the picture????????????????

caysa wrote:OOOOO missed that....
Where's the picture????????????????

Here

Wow!! Thanks

09:55

Ravens in a line.

10:10

Raven on a wing.

New evidence from the cameras. The birds get frightened, and they fly away right.


With some seconds later, they they are flying from left into the optic angle of the other camera.


So that raven, Caysa of which a photo was taken, was two raven!
The two cameras from each other onto some metres of distance yes, and they into the same one direction they are watching.

Einstein watches the cam!

Yes, so it seemes

No food today???
Actually I have been wondering why they keep feeding the ravens...
The eagles and foxes sure do find food easily now when it is so warm... They dont even seem interested in the feeding place.