From here, 16 seems more like Russia Everynet.
Thanks, just figured it was EveryNet - didnt realise specifically Russian implementation 
Looking at the ID list I was confusing the Net ID and NwkID 
I have seen the same issues in our small village recently!
I believe it maybe the street lighting? All transmitting at SF12… Breaking duty cycle too.
Network: Bouygues Telecom
Net ID:0x07
Region:Europe
Dev Address: OE04F4A7
To continue populating the list for quick reference if finding the thread:-
Experimental Nodes start 00 xx xx xx or 01 xx xx xx - Some networks may handle and pass forward, others may drop - supporting is useful as it allows development work in none network specific confic before then releasing a ‘product’ which can join specific networks - either dedicated or pen via std Join request.
Other networks previously seen called out on Forum threads include
KPN (NL/Europe) (14 xx xx xx) or (15 xx xx xx)
Orange (FR) (1E xx xx xx) or (1F xx xx xx)
Bouygues Telecom (FR/Europe) (0E xx xx xx) or (0F xx xx xx)
Swisscom (Europe) (08 xx xx xx) or (09 xx xx xx)
Actility (Global) (04 xx xx xx) or (05 xx xx xx)
Loriot (Global) (30 xx xx xx) or (31 xx xx xx)
Kerlink (Global) (24 xx xx xx) or (25 xx xx xx)
A more complete listing through Things Network address space link refrenced by UdLoRa above
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Bouygues Telecom nodes hitting me in Wales UK, almost look like they are right on top of me going by the RSSI and SNR. They replaced all the street lighting fairly recently… And there looks like a Gateway on one of the lamps.
You may be right - as you ident also from the list and Metada network is Bouygues Wonder which lighting vendor has done a deal with them 
Am still struggling to ident the A0 devices - may be a private network - loks like typically running at 75-90% of allowed 1% duty cycle - just 'cause they ‘can’ doesn’t mean they ‘should’ - still a bit anti-social running close to the limits continually vs once every so often on a ‘shared’ spectrum…
Public info request to local council?!
Lucky for me most I see are at fringe of reception so likely nearer nodes will punch through based on near/far issue, though does somewhat defeat point of improving GW installs to extend range…ah well…
I can regularly see 30 plus smashing out SF12. Watching the data it appears they have motion sensors inside. As this happens during the day… Everything quietens down a little at night.
I did email the council requesting they turn on ADR.haha. No response.
What does duty cycle look like? Would be embarassing for Council if you had to report to Radio Regulator!
All 24byte packets at SF12. All very random. Some can go on every second for a few minutes. Then there are pauses. I can’t make much sense of it really. Something triggers them!
It seems Flashnet Intellilight 
may well be but thought they (Flashnet) had their own global network Id with devices on Dev Adr 34 xx xx xx? Perhaps leveraging Bouyges’s infrastructure or a local system integrator has done a deal with BT (FR)…
I just found a news from 2015 regarding their cooperation, so not necessarily true.
Could well be as they have co-operations with other telecom companies (e.g. DT) and integrate with lots of LoRaWAN server providers…and with last years large stakeholding from Engie Group likley expanding further…they are into all sorts of network implementations beyond LoRa/LoRaWAN - e.g. NB-IoT & Lonworks etc.
These have sprang up by us today in Newtown, UK. Close to breaking duty cycle.
Airlora Australia?! - WTF!
Worth reaching out to Justin for info? (Justin Spangaro, Founder and CEO Airlora Communications)
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Might be one of the Stratisfi trackers (16 Bytes?) through Spangaro systems? (FYI Justin is ex Ericsson and Ex LSI Logic if I recall, though I dont think I ever met him!)
Looks like the went in today! Count number is still fairly low. Odd!
Just noticed this activity on our Makerspace gateway. Any ideas?
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Either you have perhaps set a new record for land based range - perhaps through RF atmospheric ducting! as has happened between East Anglia and near continent - @Ryanteck - Note the RSSI & SNR values are right at the limit of what gets reported through the GW’s (as IIRC @LoRaTracker has commented prevbiously in other threads). Or more likely as has happened previously someone has brought a device registered to the EveryNet Russia service into the country - perhaps a logistics load through a local port?! 