Looks like a NEW DAY  is posted.

Aquila wrote:

Lovely words and well expressed Mayapple!! Gom is a player something like WMP and others but it has good video controls and also you can snap pics right as you are watching using it's built in screen capture. Not good on all cams but does well with Nkorho. I mostly use it for re-recording what my background recorder catches. I can get the contrast and brightness better for the videos. Lots of work but what ya gonna do when the cam is too blurry or whited out. LOL

Thanks Aquila!  I will have to check into that player....if I can find it.  I also wanted to thank you and others for sharing your vidoes and pics with all of us.  I don't feel like I have missed as much at the wh.  I am soooo hooked.  I hope they can 'clear up' the cam soon.....I thought I moved away from 'snow'.....LOL.

Hope it's not a fire. If so, it is probably far off but still worry about the critters.

Look at that EX it keeps getting brighter and brighter and then dulls down.  Maybe fire, but what ever it is it is spooky.

what is that glow on the horizon???

Wonder what the light behind the tree line is....can't be a fire break in this wind surely?

Yeah Marble, the last time the cam had extended problems like this a whole lot of folks totally stopped watching. I even would put the cam down so I couldn't look at it and just left the sound on in case I heard something exciting. LOL

Hope it gets sorted soon.

I had the cam turned down cuz of a phone call. Did you really hear a roar? A little bit ago a lone bokkie ran out into the left field, stood there for a bit and then high tailed it off to the left. I was wondering what had it in such a hurry.

Aquila wrote:

I think I might shut down the cam for awhile. Killing my eyes. The other night I could have sworn I saw a kitty sitting behind the water hole, then lay down and two cubs playing around her. LOL When I stopped the recording and reviewed full screen it was dancing/pulsating pixels and the cubs were jackals or other small critters. hahaha

It's not your eyes, Aquila, but rather the poor night quality of the camera.  The same has happened to me on many an occasion. 

I'm imagining it's why there seem to be so many less viewers at night.   I'm seriously thinking of viewing less at night.  Even when there are animals at Nkorho, we can't make out what they are.  It's almost worse than not viewing at all.