Birdbox camera

[23.7]

We tried this without much success a few yrs ago, but stuff has moved forward. I know it's probably a little late now for spring, but would like to try again.

Has anyone used the green feathers stuff? Any other recommendations?

[Nightmare]

Hiya - yeah I bought a green feathers cam earlier this year to put in a feeding station in the garden.

It’s brilliant as long as your wifi reaches to wherever you decide to put the camera. Picture quality from my one is v impressive given its in the near pitch black all the time.

A million times better than a previous one someone got me which was supposed to be tunable from the tv - but had a range of about 8 feet and was blocked by literally everything

[23.7]

Nightmare said:

Hiya - yeah I bought a green feathers cam earlier this year to put in a feeding station in the garden.

It’s brilliant as long as your wifi reaches to wherever you decide to put the camera. Picture quality from my one is v impressive given its in the near pitch black all the time.

A million times better than a previous one someone got me which was supposed to be tunable from the tv - but had a range of about 8 feet and was blocked by literally everything

Thx ordered one a few days ago, arrived this afternoon. I'll be setting it up tomorrow.

[23.7]

Very impressed, camera clear with enough range.

Not sure whether to configure as an open fronted box or not.

[23.7]

10 mins after installing, looks like our 1st viewing.

[ARHarh]

Been using 2 of the green feathers WiFi cameras for about 3 years now, faultless if you have a reasonable signal. I also have a raspberry pi zero camera in one box, which cost a lot less and does the job almost as well. This time of year we have a Bluetit roosting overnight in one of our boxes so there may well be something to see even this time of year.

[23.7]

I've left the front off, hoping for robins or wagtails.