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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

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in fact on reserves, many of them turn up when the light fades at the end of the day.
So what are they looking at/for?. Just because I don't have a need for a scope after dusk, doesn't mean there isn't a need. I'm not the voice of all birders. I could learn something useful from you here.
What are they using their scopes for after dusk? Where is this reserve?
 
So what are they looking at/for?. Just because I don't have a need for a scope after dusk, doesn't mean there isn't a need. I'm not the voice of all birders. I could learn something useful from you here.
What are they using their scopes for after dusk? Where is this reserve?

I always have my scope with me for night birding for Owls and Frogmouths and Nightjars in my place. It gives me better view and chances to ID than using my binocular. As long the birds stay put hehehe
 

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