I picked up a new window feeder. I am hoping for a closer view of the birds once this feeder gets visitors.
I got (stole) this idea from seeing Spike's great site at bluebirdlovers.com.
It has turned out that the birds found the new feeder. However, I did remove the other feeder to force them to look for this one. It's worked out well.
I will be monitoring this myself as I will be busy most of next week, so hopefully all will go well.
Also, this weekend, John and I set up the bee hive to get ready for spring. You can see a few pictures at beehivecam.com.

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I did a little housecleaning on the websites today. If you arrived here via trajnet.com, you may have been confused by arriving at the birdhousecam website. I thought that having a separate site for trajnet was kind of a waste. The bird site and weather site are what gets what little traffic I have. They are all on the same server, so I just pointed trajnet.com to the bird site.
In a couple of months or so, the beehive site should become active. I'm looking forward to that, even if I do end up with some bee stings. Maybe it will be good for my arthritis. Hmmm, pay me a buck and I'll let you get stung too.
Anyway, I hope I explained a thing or two here.

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Since using EvoLV software to stream the video, I've experienced some crashing to the program. I have been in contact with the programers and they have been working to solve the problem.
Yesterday they sent me an updated version to test. The problem was that in some instances, viewers disconnecting would result in either a freeze up or the program ceased. The new version looks like it has taken care of that problem. If it continues to show it is corrected, they will release a new version.

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