We have about 60 cameras in our backyard and we stream a few that we think might be most interesting.
During the day, we watch birds, squirrels, deer, and occasional foxes. After dark, we focus on a water bowl on a busy critter trail, as well as some of the other trails that crisscross our property. There are raccoons playing on the deck, skunks eating leftover birdseed from a hanging feeder, foxes trotting by on their way from here to there, and occasional prowling coyotes. If we’re lucky, we see opossums, ringtails, armadillos and – rarely but memorably – porcupines.
A MAP OF OUR BACKYARD At long last, and with some dedicated nudging on the part of our diligent live-stream friends, we have published a map of our backyard. https://texasbackyardwildlife.com/a-map-of-our-backyard/
DISCORD Join our Discord community to catch up on live stream highlights and chat about the various critters we see: https://discord.com/invite/XmzZ2PCDM8
FLAMBE & MAT HC
Dan and I would like to thank @flambe and Mathieu for setting up our Discord server and running it for us. It’s great! We can all chat, post videos, and share photos outside of the constraints of YouTube and we use it every day. And another huge, huge thanks to @flambe for creating our time/temperature bottom browser bar. It’s so useful that sometimes, even sitting here in Austin at my laptop, I use it to check the temperature. We wouldn’t be without it