SORRY, BUT THE BIRD HAS FLOWN
so I've taken the live NestCam offline for now.
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I have two NestCams installed on the side of my house and NestCam 1 is currently being used by a small fluffy Blue Tit for overnight roosting. The bird arrives just as it goes dark (here in the UK it's currently around 7:30pm depending on the weather) and leaves at first light, around 6:00am. Obviously these times will change as the daylight lengthens.
If the video is jerky, right click on the image and choose Transfer > Protocol 2.
You can also increase the frame rate and quality settings here if desired.
NestCam 1
Can't see me, then I'm not at home at present. I'll be back around 7:30pm tonight.
If I don't look like I'm moving it's because I'm asleep - watch carefully and I might preen myself
NestCam 2
If it's blank or if it say's 'Error' above, it either means that the cameras are switched off or you need to install / update Java on your computer. Your firewall may also block the connection and so you may need to 'accept a connection' if a message pops up on your computer.
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Below is a test of a new streaming system - if I get any nesting birds it will go online.
Below is a test of a new streaming system - if I get any nesting birds it will go online.
tucked up in his/her box again, hope she/he gets a mate soon.
ReplyDeleteNigh-night!
I thought there would be signs of nesting material being brought in by now.
ReplyDeleteStill no signs of nesting yet - but you can see that biting cold wind blowing the feathers in the nest box, especially if you change to Protocol 2 as described in the text above the first video.
ReplyDeleteTonight's the first night our little bird has not been in the box since February. I do hope it's OK and returns to build a nest here soon.
ReplyDeleteLooks like my little birdie has flown :(
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