I’m no expert. Hard to know if removing their food source would cause more harm than the possibility of catching the eye sickness. Hard decision, but least you are doing your best by disinfecting the feeder.

Glad you enjoyed it

I have a powerful zoom lens, so it makes the Moon look large.

@@Lukionest Ok,thank you

@@Lukionest I think thats original

Elon is working to fix that too.

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I used an "Insta 360 ONE X" camera on a selfie stick. The stick itself isn't seen because it is in the one small blind spot that the camera has, but you can see its shadow on the ground if you look for it.

I'm no expert on their behavior, so I don't know what would happen if you moved it to a nearby, safer location. Maybe build a small temporary shelf for it if there isn't a good place to move it to within a short distance of the original location, but out of the way of your front door traffic. If you do move it, I suggest you wear rubber gloves to keep your human smell off the nest. If they don't continue to build on the moved nest, it probably means they found some other location on their own.

I did. If you read the description below the video, you'll see how I did it. The reason the momma bird was nervous at first was not because of any movement, because there wasn't any, but simply because there was a new object near her nest.

@@Lukionest My bad!! I should have read the whole text! Sorry.

The camera never moved at all. It is a 360 degree camera that films the entire sphere around it. In the post-edit, I then selected what rectangle within the sphere I wanted to show you, and I can move that rectangle to any position. The birds never saw any camera movement.

Nice. Nearly the same camera

Thanks, for the interest. Glad you enjoyed it. I used a Nikon Coolpix P950 camera, on a tripod with a Polarie star tracker to follow the Moon's motion during the last part. For the closeup of the Moon at the beginning, I zoomed all the way in for an effective focal length of 2,000 mm. I shot that at f6.5, 1/30 second, ISO--400. For the rest of the shots, I used f5, ISO-100 and mostly at 13 seconds, but a few were 3 seconds and one was 20 seconds.

@@Lukionest heyyy thank you for that info!! I would love to have a tracker to help with these endeavors!! Very cool!! Yes I love chasing the moon and stars!!