HAHAHA that is funny

looking for soem eggs

Well, no eggs... but there seems to be a clear plastic cup in the Kookaburra nest box.

Litterbug!

Marz:
Do you know what type of cam they are using in the sanctuary? My hubby is shopping for a camera to set up in our 7.5 foot glider cage, so that I can see what's going on, even when I'm sleeping! Any help would be appreciated

All I know is that they are small infrared cameras. There is a little more information on this page, and they invite people to email them for more information

wildlife cam setup

Cheers

Oh and there are gliders in the nestbox this morning. It's still just dark here but it's getting lighter so they might be there for the day.

Thanks for the quick reply! I will check them out. We have a lot of info already, but I thought you may have some "inside" info!

Going to check it out again...

None of the four cameras are working. Sent an Email... but I have no idea how long it will take to fix the problem.

I was going to ring them today to find out what the issue is but I got tied down at work with meetings all day. Will ring them tomorrow.

That's good stuff...

Marz.... have you been able to contact them? Website still is not working.

Thanks.

I spoke to a receptionist there who was quite vague and believed it was a technical issue but didn't know what or how long before it was running again. I was going to ring back to speak to someone else but was flat out at work.

Weekend now and the offices are shut as it's at a University.

I received an email today from the Wildlife Center. The problem has been resolved and the cams are now working.

Well we might be below the snowline here in Melbourne but that didn't stop the snow from falling last night! It didn't settle though but today it is absolutely blowing a gale and freezing out there!

Whilst there are no gliders in the nestbox with the camera, there are there somewhere and I wonder what they thought about the falling snow during their wake time!

I don't worry about cold and my outside gliders. Their aviaries are very protected from the elements in the first instance, but when they all get into one nestbox, it's like a furnace in there!

It won't work for me, I don't have the correct istalation on this computer. Plus it's not mine, so I'm not allowedd to instal it either.

This is a really cool thing, but the camera (at least at this moment) is very blurry/out of focus. Anyone else have this problem?

I got the link from BalladonnasMom's post above.

It only works on I.E. I use Firefox but to see the glider cam, I have to use Internet Explorer. It's very blurry for me too.

You are so luck too see all of that. Thank you so much for sharing!

Thanks, Karen!
http://www.gould.edu.au/wildlifecams/sugar_glider.asp

A sugar glider just climbed into the nest right then carrying gum leaves. It's nest building. It's 5.30am here...still dark but it will starting to go light soon.

Guess the gliders are moving back in!

A white tipped female just brought in some more leaves and then proceeded to bury herself whilst she was nest building. She has gone again...probably to get more leaves.

This is a fantastic opportunity to see nestbuilding in the wild. The female is carrying leaves into the nestbox with her tail and making a very neat nest.

unfortunately,it won't let me on. there is a paragraph letting me know that some bees have moved in.how are you guys getting in?

i did get it to work on my acct.,thanx for steering me that way.i put it into my favorites.it did look like there was one sleeping.i will go back later to see if she has woke up.