Have five IR cameras that i leave out in the garden Four of them for six days at a time. Is pretty time consuming going through the videos and keeping some for the final cut. Each camera can have nearly 200 clips. But this is what i do. This is the video for January. I do one video a month in the MY Garden Wildlife category.
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Some good news, seen a bay hedgehog out in the garden tonight. Too dark for video camera, so hoping the trail cameras have it. Will check in a few days time.
Is that time of the month again for another video. August was quite a good month in the garden, though bird numbers did drop off towards the end. Look out for the baby prickles, and baby little furries in the hanging feeder.
You have a nice assortment, lucky to have so many starlings we tend to only get one or two at a time these days. Great views of the hedgehogs and nice to see a young one.
Thank you Snappy, for a small garden, it can get quite busy.
William Parsons said:Is that time of the month again for another video. August was quite a good month in the garden, though bird numbers did drop off towards the end. Look out for the baby prickles, and baby little furries in the hanging feeder.
A very good assortment of wildlife, and I'd forgotten how noisy those starlings are, after a weeks stay in Norfolk during June.
Mrs PR will love the content.
Mike
Flickr: Peak Rambler
Thank you for taking the time to look mike. Love the starlings antics.
Hi folks, September Is on its way out so time for another video. Bit of a quiet month, no blackbirds for a few weeks now. Must be due to the moult. But enough activity for a video.
Another great video William. I have never seen a gull at our garden feeder and we have quite a lot about. Nice to see the hedgehogs, mice, wren and the rest of your visitors... plus all those starlings.
Nice to see the hoggie is still visiting, and those starlings, still squabbling. Many thanks for sharing William.
Many thanks Snappy, the wren is so cute, hope to see more over autumn and winter. Thanks for watching.