keep watching him, he's motionless for nearly a minute just behind the car then flies off
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and this is why I'm not bothering with AI or Deepstack, and just using simple motion detection
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keep watching him, he's motionless for nearly a minute just behind the car then flies off
fenderman
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Most use ai for alerts not triggers. You can have the best of both worlds.
oooh, oops, I had to re-edit that video as I messed up the clips in it.
anyways, cool owl! I'm pretty sure its a young Great Horned Owl. the adults have 6 foot plus wingspan, they are LARGE birds, but they fly totally silently
That's a cool capture! I don't often even see them in the wild here. We had a wee Northern Saw-whet crash into one our windows a few years ago though. Cute lil fellow, but it must be a terror to mice.
In your video, I thought for sure, that that dark thing behind the car was a huge rat playing dead, tail and all. I kept waiting for it to make it's move. Guess it wasn't a rat after all lol
In your video, I thought for sure, that that dark thing behind the car was a huge rat playing dead, tail and all. I kept waiting for it to make it's move. Guess it wasn't a rat after all lol
sebastiantombs
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You just confirmed what I though it was. Probably the result of acoustic parking 
You just confirmed what I though it was. Probably the result of acoustic parking
very soft soil there. I actually stuck it back in the ground last night after investigating the immediate area to see if there was evidence of a freshly caught gopher or something (didn't see any), and this morning it fell over the other way.