Camera 1 is in a good position to spot any eyases that venture into the balcony. Note the nest box on-ramp.

Look how close the Main Camera (aka Dead Pigeon Cam) is to the prey. It's nice to know that it can focus on objects that close to it. This will come in handy when curious eyases start exploring the platform.

Looks like the work of a peregrine.

That is some amazing detail when you zoom in! 

Looks like a pigeon

I don't suppose they could put Kaver's old transmitter on them.

It's not quite working yet. We haven't received a video signal since 1:40 PM.

Aren't dovekies the birds that Quest was catching in Cape Cod?

P.S. Shaky-I'm getting a 404 not found on the slide show archives

Yep, they're not there yet.

Jeanne, it was a picture of Archer.

Ei, I think I can add a short delay before the menus drop down to prevent them from being triggered by a glancing touch. I'm not sure if there is anything I can do about them lingering too long after you move off them. It could be your computer or browser.

Janet, how long do you need to play with it?

He didn't get it at Jared.

You'll notice that the menu is only on the forum pages. If it works well, it could be added to the other rfalconcam pages.

I'm testing a new top menu. What do you think?

Technical problems, logistical problems, and the weather are delaying work on this problem. It could take a week.

Hopefully it's only a wet cable connector from the blowing snow. The signal from the camera could come back when the connection dries out.

I want the people sitting behind you and the people walking by your computer to see it too.

But, my question is this.  With spring approaching, more and more webcams will be starting to broadcast.  Is there are directory, either here or elsewhere, for these webcams? 

Try the Links board on this forum:

http://rfalconcam.com/forum/index.php?board=15.0