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Bird Watching Camera with Amazing Detail
Discover a whole new world with a bird cams. They are no longer exiled to birdhouses only. The Audubon BirdCam by Wingscapes, is an outdoor, weatherproof, and rugged bird watching camera that lets you bring nature inside. Photos and videos may be viewed on your television or computer when you’re ready to watch the birds in your backyard. It’s like nature’s reality TV!
A convenient mounting arm lets you set up just about anywhere. View seed feeders, hummingbirds sipping nectar, or a busy bird bath for ultimate action. Simple to install, there’s no tools, wires, or software required. Bird Cameras are excellent for children to learn what birds visit your yard, and great for adults to sit back & relax. Enjoy viewing your feathered friends when the time suits you! Capturing amazing details you won’t even see through binoculars, a BirdCam will have you absolutely hooked on your backyard birds!
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No Hassle Bird Cameras
Easy to install, no hassle bird cameras!
Good news then…affordable, and durable Bird Cameras are available in several models. This BirdCam 2.0 has enhanced, and powerful features that allow you to catch all the action. It ‘s powered by 4 D-cell batteries, so there’s no wires, no tools, and no software. With built in 32 MB of memory, so the duty cycle averages about 12 weeks. Photos or videos can be viewed on your computer or television.
A wonderful and exciting way to bring nature into your home for children. Bird Cameras let you see what birds visit your yard. They make the perfect gift for bird watchers, durable, long lasting, and something to be used daily. Amazing quality of photos, with details you won’t find – even through binoculars!
- 8 megapixel, high resolution Bird Camera
- Motion activated detects birds while you’re away
- Laser aim and fully weatherproof
- Photos and Videos with Sound
- EASY-no tools, no wires, no software
- Smart-sensor technology and faster trigger minimizes empty shots
- Flash for Nighttime photos!
- Time lapse mode records plants or bird feeders through glass windows
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