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  1. HermitIbis

    How many hands does a bat worker need?

    In 2014 I bought a Ciel Micro Trio and am still pleased with this device. Even this simple set-up requires more than two hands, if I want to use a torch & record a call at the same time. Adding an Echo Meter Touch 2 seems counterintuitive at first. To quote Peter Jones from my 2014 thread...
  2. HermitIbis

    BatExplorer 2.0 available

    The Swiss company Elekon AG, producer of the Batlogger devices, has created a software for analyzing bat sounds: BatExplorer. It is now available in version 2.0. There is a full version that costs an annual fee, and a free version. Free - but very useful for bat ID. Worth a look even if you...
  3. HermitIbis

    Terns in Germany - the best sites?

    My New Year's resolution for 2018: to see terns and photograph them in flight. In my place (Black Forest) I've only met 4-5 individuals during migration, too far away. It would be great if members could recommend good sites for terns at the coast or close to the German coast. Waders are a...
  4. HermitIbis

    Birds in Action at 15 fps, and more: Nikon 1

    Am I the only one who loves the Nikon 1 system cameras for their ability to catch birds in action? The 1Nikkor 70-300 is a great lens, and my combo (with the Nikon V2) weighs less than 1kg. I've also got lots of attractive photos of sitting birds, but birds in movement is clearly a particular...
  5. HermitIbis

    Powershot SX540HS

    Canon USA has announced Powershot SX540HS for March 2016. The press release as published at dpreview: I'll wait for the next model with an electronic viewfinder, which is an absolute must for me. Also no RAW or swivel screen, and the 20MP is another step in the wrong direction. Could the...
  6. HermitIbis

    Mobile batting

    Hi, this is my first post at the birdforum. For my birding, I have the Canon SX50 and am happy with it (some great threads on the SX50 at this forum, by the way ;) ). Lately I took my old DSLR out for a walk, but birding with a weight of 2.5kg around your neck is no fun. My "next" hobby may...
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