The neighbor that I did some work for on his vacation getaway out here lives full time in Houston. He got this alert on his cell phone this morning from the Wyze Cam V3 that I installed. 98,103,56,0,B
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10 comments:
worth the price of the cam
I am surprised at how clear the picture quality of the camera is. Actually, it is a darn good picture of the bird as well.
Very good picture. What are the black rocks in the back ground?
impressed with the motion sensitivity and sharpness
I think the dark rocks are igneous rocks called Andesite - an extrusive igneous rock that is higher in silica than basalt and lower than rhyolite or felsite.
Beautiful bird. I whistle and now the crows swoop past me in the morning and the outside wrens visit.
Recently the most beautiful Cardinal visited and sang a song and the usual Tangier visited in the same spot.
You've made friends. That's their form of tag. Crows are my favorite bird. They are super intelligent and are very good at remembering faces. I don't know about the crows in Texas but I've seen them play and toss a pie pan in the air here in the Northwest (WA)
Margery, your observations have been missed
I agree remmij
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