I’m still having major problems getting a full-bodied picture or film of our resident Beech Marten (Stone Marten). When the camera’s there he can see the IR light and thus backs away – he can even see the range of it. When I remove the camera from the attic he’s back to his usual noisy stomping tricks.
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No suggestions, but I’m impressed by the martin’s ability to see infrared light. Animals’ senses are quite remarkable.
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No suggestions, but I’m impressed by the martin’s ability to see infrared light. Animals’ senses are quite remarkable.