What a truly fascinating film, very well done Geoff, I think everyone including myself will love this film! 👏👍😀🦦 Well done on producing more potential little Geoffs who may go on the set their own trail cams in the future, all the very best! 😀👍
Thanks very much - glad you enjoyed it! I definitely hope the next generation will also be interested in these kinds of things - my daughter (3) is certainly excited to go through the footage when we set trail cameras in the garden!
That's awesome Geoff! I recently put one out and was elated to see Foxes and even a Badger on it! Where I am in Norfolk that is a win! Be interesting to see the quality on the new one :)
Thanks Joe, it's great to see what wildlife is about as there's often so much more than we actually get to spot! Looking forward to seeing the footage from the current one but really is looking like a 2025 collection now so that'll be 2 years in the wild!!
Thanks! Yes, me too - the chances of going this year have dropped to zero so it will definitely be next spring / summer by the time I can get to them again! I have baited there very occasionally over the years (roadkill and a little dog food) but I think the main reason it’s good there is the geography channels passing animals through that way.. that and the fact that it’s a long way from anywhere people usually go!
How beautiful everything you were able to capture with that camera friend. How nice to see that everywhere in the world there are more wildlife and nature enthusiasts like me. Very different species than those around here. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Hi Geoff, we really appreciated your video and we’re looking forward to the next episode with the 2 trailer cameras. You seem to be a very nice guy with lots of happiness the way how you’re presenting the videos. Infectious enthusiasm..really good😀👍👍. Keep posting and another subscriber for your channel.Take care.. greetings Annette and Ron from the Netherlands.
Well done, a very interesting long term test. I am very happy with Gardepro trail cameras. Why, good price, no-glow LED, etc. incl. some models have Sony sensors. Maybe a test worth and I can help.
Hi, the CY95 built in battery can be charged with USB (pretty sure it’s a USB micro, though it’s still in the field so I can’t check). It isn’t accessible when the camera is closed, but a little modification with a drill would soon fix that, so don’t know if this can be used to provide extra power during extended operation...
Brilliant that Geoff 👏. I'm as amazed as you that it lasted so long. So much so, I'm getting one. I wonder if the bushnell will be any better? It's got some competition. Anyhow, like I said, great vlog. Best regards mike👍
Thanks very much Mike :) Yeah, the CY95 really surprised me - it's been great while some of the trail cameras I've been gven to review have been pretty poor. Also looking forward to seeing how the Bushnell gets on, though could well be 2025 before I get to collect it!
Lovely video Geoff, and amazing that it worked for a whole year!! Be interesting to see what it picks up the next year! I managed to get a z 400 2.8tc so looking forward to using it in July when I go to Finland
Amazing that the trail camera survived the finnish winter. Great variety of wildlife to. One thing thoug, the scandinavian blackbird does have the same color on the beak, as the european one, it just ceep the the color of the juvenile one extra year before changing. Just a fun fact from me in Norway😁. Keep up the good work
I have a Ceyomur camera that's been out permanently at a Badger Sett in West Lothian. I love this camera, very good quality and realistic price. Great video btw, more please.
Hi Geoff, thanks for sharing this with us. What an amazing video. Nice to see that the camera performed so well. After watching your last video and review of this trail camera I bought the same one. Will definitely bring it with me when we are traveling to Scotland in 6 weeks. All the best and can’t wait to see the next video with 2 years of capturing wildlife.
Top video Geoff, just needs an Attenborough voice over and your on to a winner 🙂. Very impressive for the camera to operate through a Finnish winter, it would have to be a woody that damages the sensor. The black woodpecker and fox in full winter coat was great to see. Looking forward to seeing he bushnell footage in the future, congratulations on the new edition to the family. 🙂👍
Thanks mate - I'll have to work on my voiceovers a bit more :D Looking a lot like a 2025 collection for the Bushnell now so that'll be 2 years in the wild!!
I must be wrong then, I thought the elk were moose, great video and I'll have too look more into the trail camera, one year and still 100% battery power, amazing.
Yes, they are the same: European Elk and North American Moose are both the same species Alces alces - there are various subspecies in North America and some of those are larger than the European ones. The ones in the video are youngsters - probably the same two as were with their mother in the previous video, so that would make them around 1-1.5 years old...
@@GeoffCooper Interesting, they certainly look like what we call moose in the US, and different than what we call elk. As if the world wasn't already confusing enough. 🤔
What a truly fascinating film, very well done Geoff, I think everyone including myself will love this film! 👏👍😀🦦 Well done on producing more potential little Geoffs who may go on the set their own trail cams in the future, all the very best! 😀👍
Thanks very much - glad you enjoyed it! I definitely hope the next generation will also be interested in these kinds of things - my daughter (3) is certainly excited to go through the footage when we set trail cameras in the garden!
Wow this is a great experiment! It’s amazing how much footage you’ve got! I enjoyed seeing the badger especially! Thanks for sharing
That's awesome Geoff! I recently put one out and was elated to see Foxes and even a Badger on it! Where I am in Norfolk that is a win! Be interesting to see the quality on the new one :)
Thanks Joe, it's great to see what wildlife is about as there's often so much more than we actually get to spot! Looking forward to seeing the footage from the current one but really is looking like a 2025 collection now so that'll be 2 years in the wild!!
@GeoffCooper That will make quite a video I reckon! After that 5 years LOL
Thanks Geoff I didn't know that, I'm learning things every day.
Unbelievable. Interesting observations. Did you put any bait in there? I look forward to seeing what the new camera has recorded.
Thanks! Yes, me too - the chances of going this year have dropped to zero so it will definitely be next spring / summer by the time I can get to them again!
I have baited there very occasionally over the years (roadkill and a little dog food) but I think the main reason it’s good there is the geography channels passing animals through that way.. that and the fact that it’s a long way from anywhere people usually go!
How beautiful everything you were able to capture with that camera friend. How nice to see that everywhere in the world there are more wildlife and nature enthusiasts like me. Very different species than those around here. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Thanks very much - glad you enjoyed the footage and greetings from Scotland :)
Amazing footage thanks for sharing
Hi Geoff, we really appreciated your video and we’re looking forward to the next episode with the 2 trailer cameras. You seem to be a very nice guy with lots of happiness the way how you’re presenting the videos. Infectious enthusiasm..really good😀👍👍. Keep posting and another subscriber for your channel.Take care.. greetings Annette and Ron from the Netherlands.
Thanks very much and welcome to the channel :) I’m also really looking forward to seeing how the two cameras get on - if they’re even still running!
Really great. Thanks a lot for that video.
Well done, a very interesting long term test. I am very happy with Gardepro trail cameras. Why, good price, no-glow LED, etc. incl. some models have Sony sensors. Maybe a test worth and I can help.
Thanks very much :) That's not a brand I've heard of - I'll check them out!
Hi Geoff, could you tell me if the Ceyomur CY95 Trail Camera has a port to connect an external power bank? Thanks
Hi, the CY95 built in battery can be charged with USB (pretty sure it’s a USB micro, though it’s still in the field so I can’t check). It isn’t accessible when the camera is closed, but a little modification with a drill would soon fix that, so don’t know if this can be used to provide extra power during extended operation...
Brilliant that Geoff 👏. I'm as amazed as you that it lasted so long. So much so, I'm getting one. I wonder if the bushnell will be any better? It's got some competition. Anyhow, like I said, great vlog. Best regards mike👍
Thanks very much Mike :) Yeah, the CY95 really surprised me - it's been great while some of the trail cameras I've been gven to review have been pretty poor. Also looking forward to seeing how the Bushnell gets on, though could well be 2025 before I get to collect it!
Great video and amazing to see the variety of wildlife that the camera caught..look forward to next years video..👍👍👍👍
Thanks very much :) Yeah, me too!
Lovely video Geoff, and amazing that it worked for a whole year!! Be interesting to see what it picks up the next year!
I managed to get a z 400 2.8tc so looking forward to using it in July when I go to Finland
Thanks very much Andy :) Yeah, me too! Good luck with the bears in July!
Amazing that the trail camera survived the finnish winter. Great variety of wildlife to. One thing thoug, the scandinavian blackbird does have the same color on the beak, as the european one, it just ceep the the color of the juvenile one extra year before changing. Just a fun fact from me in Norway😁. Keep up the good work
Yes, I was amazed how well it did :) Thanks very much for the blackbird fun fact - that makes a lot more sense to be honest!
I have a Ceyomur camera that's been out permanently at a Badger Sett in West Lothian. I love this camera, very good quality and realistic price. Great video btw, more please.
Yeah, it's been very impressive - hopefully it'll survive again this time around!
Hi Geoff, thanks for sharing this with us. What an amazing video. Nice to see that the camera performed so well. After watching your last video and review of this trail camera I bought the same one. Will definitely bring it with me when we are traveling to Scotland in 6 weeks. All the best and can’t wait to see the next video with 2 years of capturing wildlife.
Thanks very much :) Hope you get some good footage when you're up here in Scotland!
Top video Geoff, just needs an Attenborough voice over and your on to a winner 🙂. Very impressive for the camera to operate through a Finnish winter, it would have to be a woody that damages the sensor. The black woodpecker and fox in full winter coat was great to see. Looking forward to seeing he bushnell footage in the future, congratulations on the new edition to the family. 🙂👍
Thanks mate - I'll have to work on my voiceovers a bit more :D Looking a lot like a 2025 collection for the Bushnell now so that'll be 2 years in the wild!!
Great to see
Geoff, the more the years grind on, the more you remind me of Prof Denzil Dexter...
Lol, I'll have to wear a white coat and get some eerie lighting on the go for a future vid..!
I must be wrong then, I thought the elk were moose, great video and I'll have too look more into the trail camera, one year and still 100% battery power, amazing.
Yes, they are the same: European Elk and North American Moose are both the same species Alces alces - there are various subspecies in North America and some of those are larger than the European ones. The ones in the video are youngsters - probably the same two as were with their mother in the previous video, so that would make them around 1-1.5 years old...
@@GeoffCooper Interesting, they certainly look like what we call moose in the US, and different than what we call elk. As if the world wasn't already confusing enough. 🤔
@@MarkNF1 yeah, the naming of the wapiti as Elk is the confusing part for me - the Wikipedia page for 'Elk' has a nice reasoning for it though..!
Fantastic wildlife in Finland 👍