The making of the pygmy rabbit images: Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for Trailmaster 1550 sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras.

A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets.

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Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his camerasMarcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras. A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets. Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his camerasMarcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras. A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets.

Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his camerasMarcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras. A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets. Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his camerasMarcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras. A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets. Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his camerasMarcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras. A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets. Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his camerasMarcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras. A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets. Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his camerasMarcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras. A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets. Marcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his camerasMarcel Huijser makes custom brackets for sensors that detect wildlife and that hook up to his cameras. A transmitter transmits an infrared beam that is received by the receiver. Once an animal breaks the beam, it triggers one or more cameras that are connected to the sensors. The brackets allow the sensors to be attached to tripods. The tripods can attach to the bottom of the brackets as well as the back of the brackets.