Heron, Goose and Fish

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Heron, Goose and Fish

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Added 2 new species to the list of critters that I have gotten pictures of on my Trailcams. The heron was a pleasant surprise but I never thought that the cam would pickup fish. The night time pics are the ones with the fish in them.

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So the fish moving in the water tripped the sensor? That's pretty cool.
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great pics
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Great shot of the Heron. What board are you using? XLP? Must be a sensitive one.
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Willy wrote:Great shot of the Heron. What board are you using? XLP? Must be a sensitive one.
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I'll be darned. Is your Pot. set to high sensitivity?
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Love that Heron ! :awesome Most likely Something out of flash range triggered the fish shots . On my pond sets it is coons looks like yours are ducks in the weeds ! Bob K :tinkin
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Willy wrote:I'll be darned. Is your Pot. set to high sensitivity?
Never changed it since I made the unit. Whatever it was set at from Pix is what it is set at. I was surprised that it picked the fish up. The only thing I can think is that the fish were in deeper water where the water temp was different and then when they came by the cam the sensor picked them up.
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bkieffer wrote:Love that Heron ! :awesome Most likely Something out of flash range triggered the fish shots . On my pond sets it is coons looks like yours are ducks in the weeds ! Bob K :tinkin
That is what I thought when I 1st looked at pics so I brightened them up as much as I could but didn't see any thing. Got pics like this on a couple of different days
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That Heron Pic is awesome! Even with the little water spots on the glass it's a very nice picture!
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