31 March, 2009
Biologic recently tested out a motion sensitive camera that has been designed for long term monitoring in rugged conditions. Motion sensitive cameras can be used to detect cryptic species that may not be detected by traditional survey methods. These cameras could be valuable for the detection of species such as Night Parrots, Bilbies, Mulgara and other rarely seen nocturnal animals. The specific model under review is capable of up to six weeks of operation without the need for battery replacement.
The photos below were taken during a four day trial period at a water trough near Weeli Wolli springs. As this technology becomes more reliable and less costly it could become a standard tool for environmental consultants.



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