Full HD 1080p Nature Observation Camera with Night Vision, Motion Detection, and Remote Smartphone Access

The birdhouse at the bottom of the garden that you no longer dare to approach for fear of scaring away the chicks

You notice the activity in spring, the parents constantly flying back and forth all day, but you don't dare to get close to observe the brood without interrupting the feeding. This camera attaches inside or against a birdhouse, streams video to your smartphone from the living room, and makes the brood observable without any physical intrusion.

What concretely changes in naturalist observation

• Full HD 1080p resolution that captures details of plumage, feeding, and hatching, whereas a generic 720p surveillance camera would provide an image too blurry to distinguish a great tit from a blue tit.
• Infrared night vision with IR-Cut filter that automatically takes over at dusk and provides a clear grayscale image, without any visible light that would disturb the animals during nesting or brooding.
• IP66 waterproof metal casing that withstands downpours, morning dew, and temperature variations between -10 °C and +60 °C, allowing the camera to remain in place all season without being removed before each bad weather event.
• Khaki green camouflage color that blends into the vegetation and wood of a natural birdhouse, whereas black or white surveillance cameras attract attention and reveal their position.
• Motion detection with automatic recording that triggers video capture only when a bird enters or leaves the field of view: no hundreds of hours of empty video to sort through after the season.
• Integrated microphone that reproduces songs, chirping of the brood, and wing beats, adding an essential sound dimension to ornithological observation.

For whom

For amateur ornithologists who install several birdhouses in their garden every year, teachers who want to share a brood with a class without moving thirty students in front of a tree, rural guesthouse owners who promote local wildlife to their guests, nature photography enthusiasts who spot behaviors before taking out their film equipment, and anyone who wants to follow the nesting of a protected species without disturbing it.

And commissioning in the field

Install the camera inside the birdhouse facing the back, or outside fixed 1 to 2 meters from the observation point to frame a feeder or a water point. Download the companion application (Camhi or Camhipro), connect the camera to the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi of the accommodation — the 2.4 GHz band carries better than 5 GHz over long distances and penetrates plant obstacles between the garden and the internet box better. Insert a microSD card to activate local recording of motion-triggered sequences. Power is supplied via the included 12V cable: plan for a waterproof outdoor outlet or a cable pass-through a window to an indoor outlet. For remote birdhouses without mains access, a high-capacity 12V external battery can take over.

For those who want to observe nature up close without disturbing it, from the first egg laid to the last flight.