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Thank you!

Thank you for the advice! ‘Animalscapes’ sound like a great way to adapt and stay creative. Not something I've tried before but I'll give it a go! 😊

Thanks for the kind comment, much appreciated. I visited Florida a few years ago saw some amazing wildlife, from hummingbirds to Osprey. I really hope I can visit again one day to take some more photos ☺️

I hope you can get back for a visit too ! If you ever plan a trip, holler at me and I'll be glad to give you a list of awesome places to explore so U can view & photograph wildlife ranging from wild boar to alligators and amazing birds of course ! 🦅🦉🐗

Thank you!

This is so true! Thanks for the reminder. ☺️

Thanks for the support! So glad you enjoy the channel and the hedgehogs - they are one of my favourites too ☺️ Keep believing in yourself and your photography!

Hi John, that’s no problem, I’ll help as best as I can. To start with, yes the camera can be accessed from different devices and I see no reason why the app wouldn’t support cross platform access. You can find lost of information about sharing the camera access here: support.netvue.com/hc/en-us/articles/16785937522201-Guest-Slots-Sharing-Device-With-Family-Friends As for setting up the device, it’s very simple and should only take a minute. I’d recommend setting up the camera on the phone or tablet that you will use the most, this way if you take longer sharing the device you’ll have instant access from the device you would rather use first. Unfortunately I don’t use Android but as far as I’m aware the app should function the same regardless. Hope this helps!

Thank you! Seeing the local wildlife use and enjoy the pond is its own reward too, so more people should definitely try it ☺️

Interesting! There were some sand deposits too so I think it must have been some kind of river bed at one time or another

Thank you ☺️

Yes that would have been a better idea, unfortunately I was too impatient but at least I’ve learnt my lesson haha

@OnlyNature glad you did,was just passing on the knowledge ,been doing it for many years

Hi John! Yes the pole is a washing line post that I got from Wickes. It came in two parts so I only used the bottom half for the feeder. It’s similar to this one amzn.to/41T7viW if that helps ☺️

​@@OnlyNature Hi, Thanks very much for the info, it's great to find that the items are readily available locally, Thanks again, John

Hi, that sounds great I’m sure you’ll have fun with it! Suet balls always prove to be popular in my garden too, although I don’t own the holder yet so I should definitely get one and yes of course! If you have any questions then feel free to ask and I’ll try to answer them as best as I can. Birdfy also has a great support team, so I’m sure they’d be happy to help if I miss your comment ☺️ enjoy your new feeder!

That sounds great, I’d always recommend having a nearby water source but it doesn’t have to be any anything fancy, like a large water butt to collect rainwater from a shed roof, for example. I would recommend looking into “bog filters” I only learnt about them after building my pond and think I might have to add one to it this year. As for the pond it’s 5m long by 3.5m wide (at its widest point) and 5ft deep. This is the liner I bought: amzn.to/403AWMr You may not need to go this deep unless you plan to have any fish in it, I just wanted a good reservoir of water. Any questions let me know, I’ll be happy to help if I can ☺️

Hello, yes you can turn on notifications in the app/phone settings. It will say “motion detected” when you receive one ☺️

That’s a great idea! I try to keep some vegetable crops nearby too but maybe I can improve it in the future

I bought mine from Wickes! It comes in two halves so worked perfectly for easy installation. It’s nice and sturdy too, which I felt it needed to be for the weight of the bird box. Hope that helps ☺️

They really are! ☺️ Do you have a pond?

@OnlyNature yes I dug 5 on our farm along with a multitude of scraps, I can't get over just how much life they have brought in. I hope to get time this year to dig a large one. Have you read John Lewis Stempels book Still water?

That sounds amazing, good luck with it! No I haven’t, I’ll have to look it up

Yes, sorry about that. It was very simple to install though, simply plug in and go. There was nothing else required, but if you have any questions then feel free to ask ☺️

Thank you! I will do. It needs some work so I’ll be sure to do an update ☺️

I didn’t know that!

Thank you ☺️

Hi, great question but no the Birdfy 2 cameras do not support SD cards. Since cloud storage already provides sufficient storage space, the need for SD cards has diminished, so this feature was optimized away in the iteration. Hope that helps ☺️

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it! Let me know how you get on if you decide to go for it - I definitely recommend 😊

Great question and something I should have mentioned in the video. I’m using the bottom half of a washing line pole that I bought from Wickes. I chose this because they’re a bit more substantial whilst also being relatively inexpensive. Birdfy do sell their own pole and I’m sure there are plenty online but I would definitely go for a slightly more heavy duty pole. Having two cameras makes it relatively heavy for a feeder and you’ll definitely want it to be nice and stable so the footage looks better. Alternatively it can also be wall mounted and therefore you could even use a fence post. Hope that helps! Any more questions then let me know 😊

You shorted me a y cord on my order and no one is addressing the problem!

Great idea. Always open to recommendations if you have anything you use which works well!

@@OnlyNature I use electrical tape 😅

Glad you enjoyed it! Do you have a favourite out of the visitors so far? 🐦‍⬛

I will at some point! Everyone seems to really want to see fish in there. Let me know if you have any specific recommendations 😊

@@OnlyNature goldfish or minnows! They are great hardy fish

​@@GardeningMethods2324i would not do goldfish lol, they will make that pond filthy

@@Oakleyyz no, they won’t, again, this is an outdoor pond not a fish tank. I have done the same with my pond and the nitrates and PH in the water is great.

Thank you ☺️

@@OnlyNature np

Thank you! I’ve really enjoyed making them and will continue the series as new things happen around the pond ☺️

@@OnlyNature I look forward to that

Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️

Thank you ☺️

Thank you!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it ☺️ I highly recommend giving it a go, definitely lots of fun and very rewarding! Good luck!

Thank you! That’s a great question and yes they will, provided that they’re large enough to be picked up on the camera or the sensitivity of the camera is strong enough to detect them. For capturing amphibians, I’d recommend having the camera low down and close to the water source, that way the camera is more likely to detect their motion. Heat detection would be amazing but also very expensive, motion detection (like this one) generally works very well. Hope that helps! 😊

That’s great! Thank you! 😊

It's well known for years I did this 12 years ago