This year we planned camera-trapping (left) and photos by trigger-happy photographs (below) to increase recapture rate.
Both methods resulted in additional readings to those made by telescope alone. After these encouraging results we will be probably using these techniques regularly. A special thanks to Miguel, Javi y Paco for the nice images.
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