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Faunascrolling--what's visiting where you are?

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  • wtgW Offline
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    #86

    I ordered a Birdfy camera. No feeder with it. I have lots of bird baths and I can position the camera near one of those. Also easy to move around. I think the field of view on the camera-only is narrower than the feeder models.

    https://www.birdfy.com/products/birdfy-cam

    Discount code LAGO15 gets you another 10% off; don't know if they are really having a mid-year sale or if that's marketing. I think the discount LAGO15 code increases the discount to 15% if you go over some amount.

    @rustyfingers Do you have a solar panel on your feeder, or do you just take it down and charge it as needed?

    When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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      Yes we have a solar panel. The squirrels chewed through the cord on the first one and the company replaced it for free.

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        I saw the chew resistant version of the cable on their site. None of the panels was on sale so I thought I'd see how much hassle keeping the battery charged is and then buy later if necessary.

        When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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          Daniel.
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          @Steve-Miller

          My first thought was do bugs use computation until I realized you probably meant do they count toward the topic. Duh!

          Birds definitely count objects and arrange them by color.

          Birds have so much to recommend them. I don't know why I never developed any particular affinity for them.

          I believe mosquitos count as bugs and should be living in a circle of hell instead of the more usual places

          I believe the park owner has decided another way to line his pockets is to cut down or eliminate bug spray. The mowing machines used to spray pesticide and no longer do it.

          He's also saving money by not having the maintenance crews edge and trim.

          There's nothing glorious about it but I weeded the rock beds today so the place can look its best after they install the new roof on Friday.

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            One of these peacock butterflies in our garden today

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              Wow! Beautiful! 👍

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                We get three colourfull butterflies; the brighter red admirals and more often tortoiseshell on buddleia. The peacock is my favourite though.

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                  We now have all the fledglings hanging around. they are burning through the birdseed like mad!

                  “I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
                  ― Douglas Adams

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                    Saw two Monarchs over the weekend. They're here!

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                      I set up my Birdfy camera today. It's pretty cool. I like having just the camera; I can move it around easily. For now I mounted the camera to a piece of PVC pipe and stuck the pipe in a bucket of dirt. I can move the bucket around to my various bird baths to see which one I want to have under surveillance.

                      The sale price, with a coupon, was less than $80. The sale is over and it seems to be back to its "regular" price of $110. I don't know if the same LAGO15 code still works.

                      Will post a photo or video when somebody interesting shows up. Right now it's robins, house sparrows, and blue jays.

                      When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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                        Ants. Carpenter ants. Just got some gel bait today and surrounded the house with diatomaceous earth.

                        “I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
                        ― Douglas Adams

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                          We had pavement ants a few weeks ago around the foundation; they seem to like to be around the chimney. Did the Terro ant baits inside and out and sprinkled the diatomaceous earth. Don't see any more right now.

                          When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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                            Ants. Carpenter ants. Just got some gel bait today and surrounded the house with diatomaceous earth.

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                            @Mik said in Faunascrolling--what's visiting where you are?:

                            Ants. Carpenter ants. Just got some gel bait today and surrounded the house with diatomaceous earth.

                            Same here. Flying carpenter ants. Seem to have nested in our front window sill. Powdered and baited outside and in, I've had to cordon off our front room killing field the from puppy.

                            Outside I just spotted a yellow butterfly which flew off, likely a Brimstone

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                              Baby Mr. Bunn goes on hop-about

                              Link to video

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                                Flame Skimmer seen at Los Poblanos, near Albuquerque.

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                                Crazy economist who likes to write about higher education.

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                                  Baby Mr. Bunn goes on hop-about

                                  Link to video

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                                  @rustyfingers said in Faunascrolling--what's visiting where you are?:

                                  Baby Mr. Bunn goes on hop-about

                                  Link to video

                                  We have baby bunnies every year. Squirrels too.

                                  Weirdly enough we have a squirrel this year with a ringed tail. I think aq racoon got hold of mom.

                                  “I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
                                  ― Douglas Adams

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                                    Until yesterday I had never seen Bighorn Sheep in New Mexico. We saw this group of females and young wandering on the edge of the gorge at the Rio Grande Gorge bridge just north of Taos.

                                    https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1D4WzDaQA8/

                                    Crazy economist who likes to write about higher education.

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                                      I’ve only seen the grown bunnies in my yard, no babies. But those bunnies came from SOMEWHERE!

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                                        Oh I regularly see the adult...

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