Would be a shame if they tried to get food at cameras. Pretty rude to be fooling those smart birds
Will they actually be able to peck thru the lens on a real one after getting trained on the feeder? Do they have enough strength / force?
Whoa whoa whoa, that's not the intention at all! Why would you think that?? Clearly this guy is just making a unique bird feeder and has no ulterior motive or ill will towards these flock cameras. In fact, if we all just made bird feeder like these I'm sure it would help with the birds not accidentally pecking the real cameras...
lens? real one of what? all i see is a cool bird feeder that i need to copy
I imagine a bird beak could end up with grit embedded in it so over time I bet they would get scratched up pretty bad
Next up, diamond beak covers?
my crow has fancier teeth than i do :(
boo propertiary software boo
Got a link to the file... even if you don't have a printer you could get this printed online. You would need to keep it out of the sunlight since a lot of this 3d printer garb...cough is not so good in the sun over time. This is some long game thinking I like it.
what if we were to dip it in a laquer of some sort
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