#trailcam recordings

[riotshotguns]

i need everyone to look this fucking image of alan . he looks like his misery is increasing

[luminaxplushie]

speaking of lore hatchlings y’all gotta stop me from keeping them it’s getting expensive 😭

[riotshipping]

boss makes a dollar i make a dime that’s why i think about my f/o on company time

[oblivionwlng]

just realized i’ve seen both a deer and a vulture in the past 24 hours… xerneas and yveltal …….

[riotslutting]

woah this blog exists . crazy

[deerboystims]

um um can u do a stimboard based off of sun from fnaf security breach?

posted !! hope u like it :]

[riotshotguns]

this is true but its ok bec im working on bettering myself &my actions <3 thank u for understanding & supporting me in this time of growth adn change

I am now announcing that I don't actually know @riotshotguns and hes sooo so scary and holding me hostage :(

[ostdrossel]

Heated bird baths are an essential for birdwatchers in Michigan. They help birds and critters survive when everything is frozen. Sometimes it feels like they are more busy on snow days like today. Here, a Cadinal, a Junco, a male Redbellied Woodpecker, two MoDos and a female Redbellied Woodpecker visit. This was recorded with the CY95 trailcam.

[bonefall]

so the cats know they’re being watched eventually yes? would they ever try to throw the experiments by changing behavior or mess with equipment besides the collars?

If they knew they were being monitored by the cameras they ABSOLUTELY would, but thankfully, they don't have a concept of cameras. They don't understand that a trailcam means they're being watched, if that makes sense.

They DO see the team sometimes, recording them. To them though, binoculars and cameras may as well be the same thing. There's never been a logical leap to "the cameras can let the humans see us when there are no humans here."

Forest Four interacting with cameras usually means indifference. Guarded wariness. If they wanted to throw results, they would dismantle them entirely. It happens, sometimes! But only when they feel stressed from seeing too many human things around.

SKYCLAN however is full of Funny Guys who would love to be goofballs in front of cameras and ruin results. They would make EXCELLENT subjects for proving that Clan cats act differently when they know they're being watched vs when they don't know, just like humans.

[shythalia]

{I'm posting this early draft I made of an SCP idea I've had for a few years here. I'll say more at the end.}

Camera Trap - an SCP-inspired concept

This anomaly is a multitude of cameras of any model that can 'capture' any living being (excluding plants & fungi). The captured being(s) disappear(s) from reality then reappear(s) in the photos & footage taken by the camera. When the photos or footage are viewed for the first time by a person, they will see when the victim(s) was/were first captured. When viewed again, the background stays but instead the victim(s) will change positions.

In the photos, the victim(s) will be seen in different still positions, like what you expect to see in photographs. In the videos, the victim(s) will be seen moving independently & normally. It has been noticed that victims cannot leave the area they were captured in, and time does not seem to pass for them. For example: If a victim was captured in daytime, it will always be daytime for them; and if they were captured at night, then it will always be nighttime for them.

Human victims are aware of their situation, as they are mostly seen facing at where the camera was placed during their capture. However, animal victims are not aware of their predicament. All they know is that they are somehow trapped.

As for when another person views the photos & footage after someone else has viewed them already, basically, seeing them for the first time will show you the day the victims were captured and then seeing them again will show you what they are doing currently at the time you are viewing them regardless if another first-time viewer is seeing the day the victims were captured even when that's not what you are seeing because you have already seen it. These rules also apply to when two or more people view them.

As of today, there are no known ways to rescue the victims nor even ways to communicate with them.

There can be any number of cameras in one place and they are found all over the world. No one knows whether someone or something has been placing these cameras there or if they just showed up there out of nowhere.

{Incredibly early draft of an article:}

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: Taken instances of SCP-XXXX are to be kept at Storage Room XXX at Site-XX. The instances' hard drives separated from them on another table. Level 3 access only.

Description: SCP-XXXX is the designation for multiple types of anomalous security cameras & trailcams that are found at random locations across the world. The instances themselves are non-anomalous and have no distinguishable differences from regular security cameras & trailcams. Because of this, people normally pay no attention to them.

SCP-XXXX's anomalous properties manifest when an instance is on. When a living being appears in its field of view, the being stays in the camera's view and can never leave. The victims are then reported missing. There are no traces of the victims when visiting the areas where this had occur. Reviewing the contained SCP's footages reveal this. [See (insert Addendum something something here)]

It is still currently unknown who or what is putting these SCPs all over the world, or if they merely appear out of nowhere.

[Hypothesis: This SCP might be responsible for the creation of (the basketball game recording SCP).] -> this is just me wanting to connect my scp w another scp so pay no mind to this

{I definitely need to learn how to write a proper SCP article. They have all these different sites & rooms & stuff. I can't just make up my own, not especially now that there is so much lore in it. I don't know what proper shit to use for the Special Containment Procedures.

Idk if this would be Euclid or Keter. Probably Keter with how they just pop up anywhere in the world?

I also need to come up with the addenda stuff.

Man, I thought writing a technical paper would be easy. lmao I guess I'm more fit for creative writing, but I'm not writing a tale because that's too intimidating. haha And what if someone already wrote an SCP like this?

I'll figure this out eventually (maybe) some time in the future. I'll look up tutorials or how-to guides on this. If you have experience writing an SCP or two, maybe you can give me some tips?}

[anenglishwoodcomstuff]

Buzzing #nature

A quietish moment in the wood. Video from the Trailcam, recorded September 8. #nature #woods #insects #insect

[luminaxplushie]

she is complete! everyone meet octave, a folklorist from goldensparc who took up residence in clan lockjaw to learn the oral traditions of the scarred wasteland!

[riotshipping]

it is 3 am adn here i am thinking about singing traditional appalachian folk songs with aries.

we ARE going to sing down in the willow garden together and we’re going to do it badly because aries can’t really sing anymore, and we don’t harmonize well, and we keep stopping every 3 lines to bicker about the lyrics because we learned them from different adaptations, but we’re having fun and enjoying each other’s company and feeling for just a moment like the world isn’t such a horrible broken place and maybe that’s all that matters

[oblivionwlng]

i REALLY need to update this blog

[pooo2noitoy]

Trailcam Hunting: Tips For Getting The Most Out Of This New Wild Game Hunting Technology

The use of trailcam technology has become increasingly popular in the hunting world in recent years. Trailcams are small, camera-like devices that are set up in the wilderness to monitor game activity. They are used for everything from scouting for hunting areas to tracking individual animals. With the right setup and a bit of knowledge, trailcams can be an invaluable tool for hunters looking to get the most out of their hunting experience.

Choosing the Right Trailcam

Not all trailcams are created equal, so it's important to do your research to find the best one for your needs. Consider the features that you need, such as night vision, motion detection, and recording capabilities. Different trailcams can be used for different purposes, so it's important to know what you want to use the device for. Additionally, make sure to consider the size and weight of the trailcam, as well as the battery life.

Setting Up Your Trailcam

Once you have chosen the right trailcam for your needs, it's time to set it up. Make sure that you place the trailcam in an area that is frequented by game, such as a deer trail or a watering hole. You also want to be sure that the camera is not visible from a distance, as this may spook the animals. Additionally, make sure to check the settings and adjust them to your needs. This includes setting the motion detection range, the recording time, and the field of view.

Analyzing the Data

Once your trailcam is up and running, it's time to analyze the data that it collects. This can be done manually or with the help of software. Look for things such as patterns in the animal's movements, travel routes, and habits. This can help you to better plan your hunt and increase your chances of success. You can also use the data to determine the best times to hunt and the areas where game is most active.

Conclusion

Trailcam technology is a great tool for hunters who want to get the most out of their hunting experience. With the right setup and a bit of knowledge, trailcams can provide valuable data that can help you to better plan your hunt. Consider the features that you need, set up your trailcam correctly, and analyze the data to maximize your chances of success.