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New Wingscapes Cameras Are Here!

Thank you for supporting Wingscapes and believing in our products! We are very please to announce a new product line-up just in time for the holidays. Whether you are looking to upgrade your BirdCam or give someone a gift you know they'll love, we hope you enjoy these cameras!

 

The Audubon BirdCam is similar to the Original BirdCam - easy to set up and use, takes motion-activated photos and videos with sound. Key differences are more megapixels and no timelapse feature. And best yet, it's only $159.95! Hopefully this lower price will make the BirdCam popular with families as a great way to introduce children to the joy of birding.

Next up is the BirdCam 2.0, which is our highest performance BirdCam yet! It has a whopping 8 megapixels for crystal-clear images and stunning details. Plus, it features a flash for nighttime and low-light operation. If you want to spot owls or nighthawks, this BirdCam fits the bill and is only $199.95. 

Many of you have sent us great ideas for the timelapse feature of the Original BirdCam. Thanks to your ideas and inspiration we have developed a timelapse-only camera. The Timelapse PlantCam ($79.95) automatically takes still photos or short video clips at set time intervals. The camera can be set to automatically stitch together photos to create a timelapse movie so you don't have to fuss with software. Plus, it has the same rugged, weatherproof casing as the BirdCams.

Just Posted - David L.'s Tips and Tricks for BirdCammers

You've probably heard us mention David Lindquist before. He's one of our most active BirdCam users, and has contributed some really beautiful photos to the Wingscapes Photo Gallery. David has 22 bird feeders set up in his backyard in Cary, North Carolina, and has used his BirdCam to track bird behavior patterns. We convinced David to share some of his bird watching wisdom in an informative BirdCam Q&A. Thanks, David!

Duncraft Essay Contest

Duncraft recently ran an essay contest to give away a couple of Wingscapes BirdCams. We got some excellent responses. The two winning essays can be read here.

Early Photos...

Here are some images taken during very early camera tests. Before seeing these photos, we were unaware that Red-bellied and Red-headed woodpeckers were visiting the feeders. They had been coming in the middle of the day while everyone was at work. Check back periodically to see more recent images.

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Welcome to WINGSCAPES.COM, the online home of WINGSCAPES - a new backyard nature products company. Until our website launches in mid-January, we will use this blog to communicate online.

ABOUT US...WINGSCAPES is a division of PRADCO Outdoor Brands, formed to offer innovative products to the "backyard nature" market (bird feeding, gardening, etc.).