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  1. Has anyone got tips on installing a camera in my attic to spy on the starlings that nest there every Spring? It needs to be awfully simple - I'm not very tech savvy - and I'd be okay with a hardwired setup as it's the space nearly directly over my computer desk and I'm not above putting a hole in the ceiling.

    #WildlifeCam #Webcam #Birds

  2. Wildlife camera trap image analysis with AI tool

    Sick of counting the numerous cats and dogs prowling the wildlife reserve/ land? Get the "freely available Artificial Intelligence tool that scans images captured on remote cameras by land managers, researchers, and citizen scientists."

    AddaxAI is simplifying camera trap image analysis with AI
    "AddaxAI is an application designed to streamline the work of ecologists dealing with camera trap images. It’s an AI platform that allows you to analyse images on your local computer and use machine learning models for automatic detection and identification, offering ecologists a way to save time and focus on conservation efforts." >>
    addaxdatascience.com/addaxai/

    "The tool, which can be accessed via the Parks Victoria website, allowed Parks Victoria to respond to threats and other issues in a fraction of the time." >>
    parks.vic.gov.au/get-into-natu
    #wildlife #biodiversity #CitizenScientists #AI #Open #WildlifeCam #CameraTrap #conservation #ecology #pets #InvasiveSpecies #GoFetchMyData
    Image: Swamp Wallaby grazing, Bellingen

  3. Biodiversity monitoring: Data from wildlife camera traps to the Atlas of Living Australia

    "The Wildlife Observatory of Australia
    (WildObs) is a national initiative transforming how Australia collects, processes, and shares data from wildlife camera traps. It brings together artificial intelligence, field monitoring standards, and open data infrastructure to create an end-to-end platform that supports large-scale biodiversity monitoring and ecological research. By streamlining the management of camera trap data—from image collection to analysis—WildObs aims to improve the consistency, accessibility, and scientific value of this rapidly growing data source." >>
    collections.ala.org.au/public/

    A new dataset sees verified images from wildlife camera traps available in the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA).>>
    ala.org.au/blogs-news/from-sna
    #biodiversity #wildllife #atlaslivingaust #WildObs #WildlifeCam #TheAtlasOfLivingAustralia #GoFetchMyData #DataCommons

  4. Conservation agreement landholders trained to use wildlife cameras and audio recorders as part of a NSW Biodiversity Conservation Trust pilot project.

    "Across eight regions in NSW, more than 1.4 million camera images and 15,000 hours of audio recordings were logged throughout the 12-month pilot, which began in August 2024."

    "We got so many threatened species, including the sooty owl, the powerful owl, heaps of different microbats, including threatened microbat species...See[ing] what the species are doing over seasons and time will be really useful."

    "The second stage of the project began in March this year and will wrap up in March 2026."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2025-09-18/rur
    #Biodiversity #conservation #wildlife #ConservationAgreements #NSW #WildlifeCam #cameras #SoundEcology #ThereBeDragons

    What bird is that?

  5. Here is a good badger picture from last week. If you like badgers it's worth a closer look. #BackyardHabitat #NorthAmericanBadger #WildlifeCam

  6. Good thing I moved the wildlife cam to the badger hole I thought was the one being used. Behold! A picture of a badger! #WildlifeCam #Badger #backyardHabitat

  7. I would be happy to hear #Webcam or #WildlifeCam recommendations also as I've no experience with this. I'm relatively sure I could just run an electrical cord from the ceiling into my room and just plug it into an outlet in my bedroom if it was a corded device. It will not be pretty but I don't care.

  8. If you are feeling stressed or sad, I think it can help to spend a little time watching a beautiful tawny owl raising her chicks, somewhere in northern Denmark.

    youtube.com/live/vo4kwhdQujQ?s

    #superb_owl #tawnyOwl #wildlifeCam #MortenHilmer #motherhood #birds #nesting

  9. Click to see whole photo for baby hawk perched on water dish in the background. #wildlifeCam #hawks

  10. Big bobcat last night, probably biggest I've seen on the camera.
    #wildlife #wildlifecam