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I've seen Willow on both the Czech 'Makov' camera and the Polish one I started a thread on, however I haven't seen one on this cam yet, like you. Goldcrest has been claimed several times but checking the times I couldn't spot it. It's actually several decades since I last saw Willow Tit in the wild (in Dumfriesshire). I learned recently that the Scottish population has declined in a big way, sadly.
I don't rate the software that is claiming stuff, I assume on call. IMHO it is failing to identify all Coal Tit calls correctly and that is why it keeps claiming Treecreeper and Goldcrest.
The Polish one might be a Marsh Tit: dusky cheek and no pale wing panel, although it's hard to say if picture quality hasn't played a role in my ID assessment. Luckily--on the whole--Willow Tit isn't as rare here as it is in Scotland.
Well the Willow was showing very well yesterday (unusually it didn't just do a grab and run this time). Can't say I've seen anything resembling Marsh Tit so far.
It's tough watching this cam though. Inexplicably it spends lots of time moving to spots where I have have not seen anything at all living moving. Still, not much else to do in January in rubbish weather we're having just now.
I think there's a movement sensor, I've seen it home in on a spider! It has a routine but probably also picks up waving branches, falling snow lumps etc.
16-02 Select back to 11:55 and keep listening and watching for 10 minutes and be prepared for a surprise! Look at the left side of the screen.
Very nice too! I've seen a couple but never photographed one. Thanks for the heads-up.
