Thread: Thermal photos

so???? you believe your sheep are "hot"...OK,each to their own I guess........thought it was a Waimate thing but apparently the kinkyness extends up to hawksbay as well......

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

so???? you believe your sheep are "hot"...OK,each to their own I guess........thought it was a Waimate thing but apparently the kinkyness extends up to hawksbay as well......

Where is the 'dislike' icon????

OTOH, that possible interpretation did come first from a Southerner....

well this here "southerner" (actually first time EVER I have been called that) was born up north and shifted here when 18.......
I learnt to shear sheep when was a teen...the concept of shareing them...yeah nah thats all a bit weird for me,much better to stay well clear of anything of a carnal nature........ hot sheep!!!!!!! struth,next you be having "nature enter me" playing on radio...and thats a whole nuther level of kinkyness I want nothing to do with...LMFAO.

You're a Southerner MD. Yes I know you were born in N but if it was not done previously, I hereby bestow Southern status to you. No one else would consider a sheep hot, unless looking at a bald one through a thermal!

I suspect this discussion is degenerating.

double post sorry

@Ben Waimata have you got on top of those deer yet (no not literally!!!!) I shall rephrase....have you managed to shoot a few of the deer that were eating your seedlings??? and the goats that were also having a go??? did your purchase of better/more sophisticated, gear improve your batting average????

Originally Posted by Ben Waimata

Wow that kiwi picture is amazing. I never had any idea how good the insulation value of those feathers could be! The body show no heat at all. Does anyone know if kiwi actually have low body temperature under the feathers?

Kiwi body temp is 37-38 degC, 1-3 degC lower that most birds. They over heat very quickly if enclosed in a small space, as we learned very early on during the first kiwi recovery program in Northland in the late 70’s.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

@Ben Waimata have you got on top of those deer yet (no not literally!!!!) I shall rephrase....have you managed to shoot a few of the deer that were eating your seedlings??? and the goats that were also having a go??? did your purchase of better/more sophisticated, gear improve your batting average????

knock em over but the replacements don't take long to find a new home. More and more are showing up in the district all the time.

Alpaca at 200,a rabbit a bit further and cattle at 2km. I like the hot black mode.

Nice clearity, john m, which thermal is that?

Helion 2 xp 50 pro

Says it all really. Buy once cry once.

Here is a cool video by Ferntech - a company that sells drones here in NZ. It's about pest control - in this case wallabies - using a drone with thermal capabilities. https://youtu.be/arGXo445Ezg

Rabbits, a weka and a Toyota.

Originally Posted by Bol Tackshin

Here is a cool video by Ferntech - a company that sells drones here in NZ. It's about pest control - in this case wallabies - using a drone with thermal capabilities. https://youtu.be/arGXo445Ezg

Bloody hell that's a seriously expensive setup. The matrice drone without cameras is about $50K alone.