Digital Bird Feeder Camera

Its straight forward and simple. Set it up by a bird feeder, step back, and fire the camera when your quary feeds. Reasonably priced, its a no brainer, get it.

Taking pictures of birds at a bird feeder is fun from a distance but setting up this device on my camera and being inside the house, drinking tea, and taking pictures. It awesome. Get it!

Used this product while photographing birds feeding at a bird feeder. Set camera on tripod while using remote and birds never knew I was around. Love the long distant remote works

It's great for getting closeups of the birds and other animals in the backyard. I set up the camera on a tripod at the bird feeder and trigger the camera from inside the house. With the two cables that come with it, I can use it for my Canon 40d as well as my G12. The only drawback is the loose fitting battery cover on the receiver.

This is a great inexpensive accessory that I use all the time. I can set up the tripod, aim the camera at the bird feeder and take photos from the recliner. Life doesn't get any better than that.

Great for shooting birds at a bird feeder. Setup the camera on the deck, and from the living room, shoot with out the need for a blind.

It is terrific for having a camera set on a bird feeder that I hung outside of our bedroom window. I use a wireless shutter control so that I can be a birder from bed. I don't have to stop and change the battery periodically - usually missing a great shot.

From the first time I used this lens to take a picture of the finches on our bird feeder, I have been very satisfied with its performance.

I use the Tripod in a old chicken house shooting with a Canon through a new plain class window. The great thing I have green pine-nee'dle above the bird feeder.What I do not like is getting any part of the bird-feeder in th picture. With the Oben Tripod keeps the camera steady for me.

I have never had good binoculars before, but I absolutely love these. Particularly like how wide the view is. I can see my bird feeder and the tree branches all around it (with birds waiting). In general it's easier for me to find the bird I'm trying to look at because I have so much context.