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Sheesh... I never refer to my quadcopters as drones. I call them quads. To me, a "drone" is a very expensive piece of equipment used for very long range surveillance and/or killing. My 240 gram DJI Mini 2 fits neither of those parameters (and it has far greater range than any of my other quads)...

Thank you. That's about what I was thinking but didn't want to simply toss money away for nothing. :)

Ok, I've got 34 cams and 3 blank cams with images from Siteshoter (plus 2 more USB cams when I'm running my 3D Printer), and I'm thinking about adding a couple more cams. I think my I7-3770 is getting a little upset with me. It's not just the cams, it's all the tablets that are viewing them as...

when you come in from doing stuff outside, check your cams, and see three firsts for the season! :)

Only once...

Since she has had her litter, her demeanor has been changing rapidly. This would have never happened before as she was just too feral. Still, she has to be in easy reach of the open door. I'm thinking she's scouting us out for her kittens. :p

Also, the other constant this time of year (hunting season) are the turkeys. It's so funny that people go way back into the woods to try to get one and all I have to do is look out the windows or at one of my monitors...

Hah! I didn't want to do an overload on cat pics/vids! She's a regular and warily comes in to the kitchen to get attention while I'm getting food ready to put out for her. She's had her litter (on the 18th), so we're waiting on them to show up so we can see colors so we know for sure who the...

That's not a cat!

Back again... Sorry for the long video, but it just wasn't interested in leaving since someone out there might be turkey hunting. The whole time, I was standing at the door, but the glare on the window stopped it from seeing me...

Two of them, one ended up chasing off the other and then

It's raining out pretty good, she just had dinner, and didn't have time to make it anywhere else.

It's when they start walking by in groups with the babys in tow that it's the neatest to watch them.

Around 2003 or so, our record was 34 turkeys at once. Last few years we'd only see around 13 or so at a time. This was a good start to this year's brood though. :)

Good eye! Yep, that's what all the commotion is about... seeing who gets to pass their DNA to the next generation... :p

It's a tough life being the odd man out...

What is this strange... "excess ammo" thing, of which you speak???

Already evicted (though it still took 2 months). Funny how it can happen so fast in wealthy areas, eh?