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The Hawk Eye is a color video cam, with infrared night vision, built in microphone, and a sun shield so it can be used inside and out. Comes fully wired with 100' RCA (audio-, video-in) and power (12-V) cable. Extensions are available. Simply plug the Hawk Eye's cable into any television or AV enabled computer for live, real time audio and video action. Small enough for inside a birdhouse, but can be used to watch everything from bee hives to deer and other wildlife; horses and livestock, and even pets and the front door.
Although the image is color, be aware that colors inside a birdhouse will, at best, be muted. Infrared lights automatically take over when natural light levels are too low. Because it is also wired for infrared night vision, the infrared coming off vegetation can overwhelm the camera's sensors, giving false colors. Grass, flowers, and other vegetation in bright sunlight likely to appear off color. Works best in shaded area. We recommend our Red Robin Nature Cam if you prefer full color saturation and do not need night time or lowlight viewing.
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great product for our wood duck boxes,
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This review is from: Hawk Eye Nature Cam, from Manufacturer Birdhouse Spy Cam
We mounted this camera in one of our wood duck boxes, and it took our duck watching experience to a new level. The quality of the picture is good. The night vision is acceptable. We don't see much color, but the female wood duck doesn't have much color on her. We also get hooded mergansers and black bellied whistling ducks nesting in the box.
We are using 200 feet of wire that we have put in PVC pipe and buried. We went to Walmart and bought the cheapest 18" TV that they sell. We use it just for "duck TV". We see all sorts of nesting behavior that we would never see without the video camera in the box. We see the hen laying eggs and incubating the eggs. We see duck fights when two hens have laid eggs in the same box (very commmon on our lake). When the eggs hatch, we know that the next day will be jump day. Usually the jump happens between 9 am and 11 am. On jump day we get our cup of coffee and sit on our patio to watch the show. We've enjoyed a wonderful return on this investment.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
works but color is washed out,
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This review is from: Hawk Eye Nature Cam, from Manufacturer Birdhouse Spy Cam
This product does what it says and does it will. Quality of image is good. The ability to focus to a set distance works well for fixed applications.
I was dissapointed at the color quality. I was expecting B & W opperation in low light conditions but was expecting more vivid color when the lighting was good. Even in full daylight the color is washed out. Otherwise no complaints.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Hawkeye nature cam,
By lemayrenee (Lemay, MO) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Hawk Eye Nature Cam, from Manufacturer Birdhouse Spy Cam
Love this product . Works well, very easy to set up. I put one in a new kestrel box and a stupid squirrel took up residency instead of a bird. However the squirrel is quite entertaining. An it snores we can hear it LOL
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