Motion detection cameras and spotlighting

Motion detection cameras and spotlighting

As part of our "Bats, Birds and Boxes" wildlife series we are kickstarting 2018 with an evening looking at how to set up motion-sensing cameras and go spotlighting. It will be a casual evening where you can explore these simple methods of detecting wildlife on your farms.

When

16 Feb, 2018 from 05:00 PM to 09:30 PM (Australia/Sydney / UTC1100)

Where

Bargwanna Road, Orange

Contact Name

Contact Phone

0416255065

Attendees

All welcome. Children under 18 must be with a parent or guardian.

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A fun social evening out learning how to set up motion-sensing wildlife cameras and some general spotlighting skills - all around a meal at Gosling Creek Reserve / Bloomfield Park Orange. What a great way to welcome in our 2018 program of activities.

When:  Friday 16th February from 5pm to 9:30pm

Where: Please meet at the carpark on Bargwana Road, off Bloomfield Road, Gosling Creek Reserve, Orange

What we will be doing:

  • Learning some basic skills about setting up a motion-sensing wildlife camera with some fun activities around the park. Interested participants can register to borrow a wildlife camera to record wildlife at your place
  • Tea at the park - a great chance to socialise and share stories of what wildlife you have seen locally
  • A spotlighting walk through Bloomfield Park - follow the sealed pathway along Gosling Creek towards Huntley Road. We will go over spotlighting techniques and equipment and hopefully, we will see some resident wildlife.

What to bring / wear:

  • Please make sure you wear sturdy footwear and suitable clothing
  • Bring a small torch if you have one to help with your navigation along the path
  • Insect repellant - there may be biting insects out
  • Children are welcome, as long as they are with a parent or other adult