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Comment on Bats hit the headlines. by Joe Tonga

Joe Tonga — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 12:18:00 +0000

Hi,
Thanks for your comment. Sometimes trying to help the animals in the environment is like steaming along on a green ship surrounded by rough & greedy man-made waves.

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Comment on Bats tee off. by Joe Tonga

Joe Tonga — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 12:39:05 +0000

My pleasure ,
Enjoy,
Joe.

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Comment on So Tiny, so precious,so beautiful….the Pygmy Possums by Joe Tonga

Joe Tonga — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 13:05:29 +0000

Hi Anne,
With the Pygmy possums it’s difficult to know if you have them unless you install a small tube nest for them.
The Microbats are easy. In Summer ,just on dusk, look for something that flies around with a fluttery flight pattern. The Gould’s wattled tends to come out on dusk or slightly before. The only real way to know if it’s a bat or not is to purchase a cheap bat detector and listen.
The “Baton” is only about $170.00 Aus and is available from England. This is a small hand held machine that listens to the echo location of the bats.
Enjoy,
Joe.

Comment on So Tiny, so precious,so beautiful….the Pygmy Possums by Anne

Anne — Sun, 30 May 2010 15:56:41 +0000

We live in the City of Wanneroo in WA. We are interested in the nesting boxes, as are several other families in our area. How do we find out if there are pygmy possums or microbats in our area. Thanks.
Regards,
Anne.

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Kirsty Chevalier — Mon, 10 May 2010 02:11:21 +0000

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Comment on Australian Ringneck parrot in nest box by Joe Tonga

Joe Tonga — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:50:03 +0000

Hi Malcolm,
Thanks for your email. I used Infrared analog cameras from this link, http://www.allthings.com.au/Maxi/index.html
You can also purchase them from Jaycar electronics or Dick Smith in Australia. Some of them have audio which is important. The system is not wireless. It’s hooked up with Cat 5 cable. Even with wireless you must find a way to bring power up to the camera. With cable there is no interference. Also the standard camera does not have to be in the “Line of Sight” to receive a good signal.
The transmitter and receiver I used is now obsolete .
If I was to set it up again I would use this system. http://www.rhinoco.com.au/product/vsccoir/
It is wireless but it would be the only type I would recommend. Line of sight is critical. It is also limited to about 80metres. There is a little 3.5mm jack on the side of the unit which you can connect a cable then back to a VCR or television
Hope you find this useful,
Good luck
Joe..