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Did I miss a note that the bear webcam has closed? :peek:
Cam is off

Yes, I have wondered about that, too, Bleggi. The cam does not even connect to the white screen "too many retries" anymore, so I think it may have been disconnected for the winter. I was hoping to see what came here when the weather gets cold & white.

Nobody there, but a pic

The nature has a little changed in time when the web camera did not work

Oh, good! We still have the forest cam. It must just have been offline for a few days. I hope it continues working into the winter. I want to see if boars come here, perhaps wolves!

In wood it is silent and quiet

beautiful pictures of the silent forest in the autumn, Venegor.

i was worried that the forest camera had closed. fortunately it is still on.

Nobody there, only a picture of that

I am happy to see views of the forest; so the cam seems just not to come on at times when I can watch it now. It takes a while for the batteries to gather enough power with the shortened daylight, I suppose. But it is nice to see the photos others post here.

Edit, 23:06-- I clicked on the cam & it came on! It is pitch black, but I can hear the breeze & the whine/ buzz from the microphone (I always thought it was night insects in the past, but surely not at this time of year, so must be the mic).

I did not get the cam at the right time - it was always saying: Too much retries......
Nice to see, that sometimes we can reach the wood. So I will continue trying and I am sure: One day I will catch the moment.....
Greetings from Bleggi

Still very dark, but I can see the forest clearing.



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Snow & magpies this morning!









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wow.
shows like a completely different face

dogs and humans voices in the background
Raven calls

Hooded Crows and Magpies


A busy morning with Birds, Nice

Snow
It looks really nice dusted with snow

Good morning!
I just met a jay in snow - i love this birds and snow, too

sound of ? a kind of woodpecker maybe ?



It's a Black Woodpecker, thanks Fireblade

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The first snow

Hooded crow