@19clinton As a COVID-19 safety precaution, classes are spending most of their visit outdoors, including on the portico near our feeder garden. These programs take place on weekdays from mid-May thru mid-June. Thx for your patience as we share our space w/the next generation of bird-lovers!
@MSzelmeczka @CornellBirds Unfortunately no one can go inside the Lab due to pandemic, so repairing/replacing the PondCam will have to wait until reopening. #PondCam
@CornellPondCam View from the FeederWatchCam...family of Canada Geese drifting by the feeder in the morning sunlight....lovely! 6/21/20 07:34 https://t.co/wb01j8Y6Mo
@CornellPondCam Something we miss from the PondCam, but were lucky enough to see from the FeederCam...a large family of Canada Geese drifting by! 6/8/20 20:27 https://t.co/0KHXny9IVm
5/10/2020 Courtesy of Ferris Akel, who tours Sapsucker Woods Pond most every weekend, in live stream. You should subscribe to his live stream, any bird lover will love it!
https://t.co/FaTMmcJ79A #PondCam#BirdCams#FeederWatchCam
@philcolynn Pond Cam developed mechanical issues in March and cannot be remedied while the state is in lockdown, thus the videos streaming for entertainment, for the time being. We are hoping that we can be back up and running ASAP.
Do you love Bird Cams? Help us win the “Public Choice” award at the 2020 STEM For All Video Showcase! Watch the video, and vote for it to help us make a push for the top spot! #STEMvideohall
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Check out our NSF-funded project Bird Cams Lab in the STEM For All video showcase! Help spread the word by voting for the video as the "public choice” from now until May 12, and browse videos to learn about all of the other great projects. https://t.co/nnxgAj212t #STEMvideohall