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We can gradually be content with the camera image from the forest camera, or Boar TV. Some more struggles with the connections, lighting and image, and the operators can start to feel content.

 

Of course viewers decide. Around 6 o’clock in the evening an eleven-membered wild boar group was the first in place. Some viewers recognize the sows, some the young ones, some this year’s piglets … Visitors are there later too of course.

 

 

On Wednesday the deer feeding ground got a new camera and the image quality changed – we can’t say how much for better. See and decide for yourself.

 

 

In the mornings, beginning from 9 o’clock, the trout were quite active in camera view but usually when dusk falls in the evening activities subside. When we installed the camera the trout were active in the evening too. We racked our brains about it: about a week ago a partly eaten trout was discovered on the river bank – a mink or otter had started to operate at dusk, but there was not enough snow to get a clear picture from the action tracks.

 

 

As of Tuesday the gray seals are lounging on the beach and lead a social life. The white-tailed eagles are active. Whether the seals will be in camera view tomorrow too the morning will show -  as suddenly as they arrive they go, but usually even faster …