A remote field research station monitoring wildlife, atmospheric phenomena, and incidents that fall outside standard classification. Real-time camera feeds, documented observations, and ongoing investigations into what moves through the Maine woods after dark.
Real-time monitoring across six active stations
Primary wildlife monitoring. Motion-activated capture with night vision.
Atmospheric phenomena detection. Meteor tracking and anomaly logging.
Thermal imaging with ultrasonic audio capture. Population: 40-60 individuals.
Bird activity and tree line observation. Weather monitoring.
Large animal detection. Motion logging active.
Status: Equipment Maintenance. Persistent recording anomalies.
Latest observations and incident reports
Motion detection triggered at 23:47 EST. Enhanced footage analysis shows movement pattern inconsistent with known wildlife. Estimated height: 6-7 feet. Gait: bipedal. Investigation ongoing.
Read full report →Two-minute recording gap with no power loss, storage issues, or network disruption. Camera simply stopped, then resumed. Seventh occurrence this month. Pattern emerging.
Read full report →White-tailed deer paused at Zone 2 marker for four minutes, facing south. Third occurrence this week at identical location. Standard behavior otherwise.
Read full report →"We document what we observe. All of it."
Remote monitors review feeds, submit incident reports, and contribute to ongoing investigations. Some of our most significant detections came from community observers.
START WATCHINGOn-site accommodation for qualified observers conducting independent field studies. 24/7 access to monitoring equipment and observation points.
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