>>2658129>which you could then compare to flight paths and the animal's distribution rangesI spotted a Great Tit (lol) in the stream. Seems ubiquitous for the continent though, so not very helpful. From birdsofnorway :
>They live throughout Norway in mixed forests, clearings, and dense woodlands. They have a particular affinity for people, and you’ll often find them in parks, gardens, cultivated fields, and even cities. Interesting that they have an affinity for people, could indicate that the box may not be very remote.
I think comparing the weather conditions (rain/snow) on stream versus live doppler radar could be a good way to narrow it down. Over a few days of partly rainy/snowy weather and using the process of elimination, there should only be a few locations where the stream and doppler are consistent all the time. Since the stream has live audio someone can drive around those areas honking a car horn (like we did with the He Will Not Divide Us flag,) or flying a paramotor or something.
