“NatureSpy are brilliant and the customer service was great as I ordered the camera and it arrived the next da, I opted for the tripod also and am very pleased with this.
I love the fact that they are a nonprofit organisation and support conservation.”
“This is my first camera for watching the birds on the feeder, we moved house last year and have open views and fields so are getting many different birds on my feeders. It's so exciting seeing them up close.”
“Nature Spy are the only trail camera brand I use. Great quality and value. I have captured exceptional footage of kingfishers and beavers with their Ursus camera, and have recommended them to many friends and family members.”
“Now I have been using the camera for a few weeks I am really quite impressed. The quality of image mid-range is really very good. Not so much the short range (a few feet). I am also impressed that I have yet to change the batteries which are old re-chargeables, after 3 weeks. Normally they would be changed after a few days! Reason for not giving 5 stars? I have yet to see how long it lasts. Typically I find camera's fail after 12-18 months. So the jury is still out on that one.”
“Brilliant camera for it's size Purchased to watch foxes in the garden Not been disappointed (better than TV) Ideal with alerts on my phone Found it easy to set up Definitely recommend”
“Brilliant bit of kit. Its watching a watercourse in HD, plenty sharp enough picture. Regular notifications to my phone over wifi and I can monitor it miles away. Very easy to set up. I have the solar panel with it, and the battery hasn't moved from 100%. Highly recommend.”
“This is my 5th Browning trail camera - bought because the oldest one (of three in use) seemed to be having problems - it wasn't it was just the batteries.This slightly smaller version uses 6 batteries instead of 8 but there is no loss in usability. It is good that the tilting mount is back at this price range.
The camera works perfectly - and we have excellent coverage of fox/badger family life - very similar to squabbles and heirarchy in the human world”