Highland Cows
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Some really nice colours, especially the 3rd pic.
go-ahead-doubledown
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Very nice shots! Have taken photos of my horse, and mini donkeys with drones. The animals, quite surprisingly, show little reaction to the close proximity.
I was at one point thinking I should maybe get the Pro not the Zoom, because all the best photos I see on Instagram or from a M2 Pro. However, this Zoom has really proved itself today!
Thank you! Yes the cows were really not worried about it at all. I had it about one two metres away and it is quite loud when it running, but the cow wasn’t fazed!
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Nice photos!
MikeyMikeOZ
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Nice shots! However, I do have some concerns.... being that these are your neighbors, how well do you know them?
These cows may identify as humans, and wouldn't this be invading their privacy? And if they do identify as humans, then you are breaking sUAS rules of flying over people who are not directly participating in the flying event.
Sorry, there is a blizzard outside and I can't go fly, so I'm bored and trying to pass the time!
Really though, nice pics. How can the cow see where are its eyes? Lol
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Nice shots! However, I do have some concerns.... being that these are your neighbors, how well do you know them?
These cows may identify as humans, and wouldn't this be invading their privacy? And if they do identify as humans, then you are breaking sUAS rules of flying over people who are not directly participating in the flying event.
Sorry, there is a blizzard outside and I can't go fly, so I'm bored and trying to pass the time!
Really though, nice pics. How can the cow see where are its eyes? Lol
LOL!
JDawg
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Awesome! Nice up there. This was taken outside my house near Dunfermline, Fife. It’s about 30miles north of Edinburgh.
Nice shots! However, I do have some concerns.... being that these are your neighbors, how well do you know them?
These cows may identify as humans, and wouldn't this be invading their privacy? And if they do identify as humans, then you are breaking sUAS rules of flying over people who are not directly participating in the flying event.
Sorry, there is a blizzard outside and I can't go fly, so I'm bored and trying to pass the time!
Really though, nice pics. How can the cow see where are its eyes? Lol
[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] Not sure how it can see. I think they cut the fringe every so often tho. Wasn’t fazed at all by the drone. That’s probably why [emoji23]
MikeyMikeOZ
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Ha! I find that the only animals that are fazed by the drone is my own! The cat tore down the hallway and hid under the bed immediately after this shot, and the pooch barks and chases it, but if I lower down to his reach, he just stares at it. I think he has made it a game.
Both pics were shot with Tello.
Ha! I find that the only animals that are fazed by the drone is my own! The cat tore down the hallway and hid under the bed immediately after this shot, and the pooch barks and chases it, but if I lower down to his reach, he just stares at it. I think he has made it a game.
Both pics were shot with Tello.
Brilliant! Keep trying and Maybe when they’re used to it it will be fine.
MikeyMikeOZ
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That's what I'm hoping for. I would like to take the pup to the park when I fly, but right now he's just to anxious around it.
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Ha! I find that the only animals that are fazed by the drone is my own! The cat tore down the hallway and hid under the bed immediately after this shot, and the pooch barks and chases it, but if I lower down to his reach, he just stares at it. I think he has made it a game.
Both pics were shot with Tello.
LOL!
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