Nestera WiFi Bird House Camera with Solar Panel

The range is approximately 32-50ft (15-20m) depending on the environment and the range of your router.

Test your signal before purchase: Take your phone to where you want to install your bird house; if it receives at least two ‘bars’ of WiFi from your router, then this should be enough signal for the WiFi camera.

Do some quick checks:

1) Have you left the lens cap or protective lens sticker on on the camera? (We've all done it!)

2) Are all the cable connections firmly plugged in? If these don't resolve the issue, get in touch with us and we'll have you up and running in no time.

Just follow the simple step-by-step instructions on our Nestera Bird Cam app for iOS and Android smart devices.

All our bird house cameras include a set of printed instructions, too - which can also be downloaded from the product page.

Simply tap ‘Share Device’ in the Nestera Bird Cam app settings and select any contact on your phone to send them an invitation. Once they’ve downloaded the Nestera Bird Cam app and created an account, you can then grant them access to your camera.

The high-performance solar panel has its own integrated 15,600mAh lithium-ion battery pack which is recharged by the sun and keeps the battery camera charged up. If you notice the power on the battery camera is running low, you can simply take the solar panel indoors to recharge its battery pack with its Micro USB cable - all without disturbing the birds.

The solar panel’s battery may have simply run down. Unplug and remove the solar panel from where it is installed and take the solar panel indoors to charge it with its Micro USB cable.

They sure are! No technical knowledge is required, and to make things as easy as possible, we included clear, easy-to-follow instructions with each order.

Simply use boiling water to clean out your nest box.

We recommend old nests be removed from August onwards (or once you are certain the birds have stopped using the nest box).

It is best to clean your bird houses between each nest. Boiling water kills any remaining parasites.

Always let the bird house dry out thoroughly before replacing the front or top panels. It's important to never use insecticides or flea powders in your bird house.

There are a number of things to consider when mounting a bird house to maximize your chances of birds nesting in it. Some of the key things to consider are:

1) Direction – face your nest box between North and East

2) Shelter – avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight

3) Access – ensure the birds have a clear flight path to the nest box

4) Height – different species prefer different distances from the ground

5) Fixing – tilt your nest box forward slightly so driving rain can’t penetrate the nest box

Western Red Cedar!

This material is responsibly-sourced, thick, and durable providing an extremely hardy shell against all weather conditions.