motion sesitive camera

Many thanks for your replies - The fox cubs are delightful Elegran and the pictures are a very high standard - Had hoped I might get away with paying a bit less for the Camera though! I am going to investigate the cheaper one that Shysal has. I do want it to monitor cats initially but I guess I might then be able to spy on the wildlife in the garden too. I also chuckled at spiders sending e-mails!
I hope you don't get any more people trying to break in or dump rubbish, numberplease. There are some really horrible people out there but equally there are some really nice ones too!
Once again many thanks
Annie

I didn't buy the emailing attachment - it cost as much as the camera!

My son says it`s very distracting when he`s on nights!

Numberplease I like the idea of spiders sending Emails,

We couldn`t remember the password last week, but between 4 of us we found it eventually by trial and error, lots of errors!

We have an "acorn" one too in the chicken shed. If you do get one and password protect it don't forget the password like I have!!!

Meant to add, they need to be dusted over regularly, our son has the system set up to send messages to his mobile phone, and he regularly gets emails from spiders who have made webs across the camera lenses, and every time they move, he gets an email!

We have 4 set up outside, 2 at the back and 2 at the front. I can`t remember the make, but our son bought the first 2 as a gift from Maplins, and set them up for us. I don`t know how much he paid for the original setup,but we paid £100 for the other 2 cameras, same make, but different model. He bought them after someone tried cutting the glass in our back door during the night, and the one at the front came in useful a few months ago when some kind person left a box full of rubbish on our front step. He looked back through the footage, and gave the relevant bit to the council, who are trying to stamp out dumping of rubbish, and it goes on a lot down our bit of the river bank.

I also have a Little Acorn, which is battery operated. trail camera I used it to monitor the comings and goings of a semi-feral cat, and it did the job perfectly, in darkness or daylight. I note that there are many cheaper trail cameras on Ebay, especially if you buy from China, but I can't comment on their efficiency.
Of course, as you have electricity, there may be a better option out there.

I have one which cost about £150 a year ago. Is that the sort of price you had in mind? It is very easy to set up, and works by daylight when there is any or infra-red when there isn't. It does stills or video, and I think it is absolutely wonderful.

It is the www.amazon.co.uk/Acorn-6210MC-Wildlife-Standard-Infrared/dp/B00873DB4E

If you want to see the videos I took with it, go to

Cubwatch 1 early May youtu.be/4ckFrTDn9LA
Cubwatch 2 late May youtu.be/FxkDRX-7YSA
Cubwatch 3 early June youtu.be/0KZuiAWzbSA
Cubwatch 4 late June youtu.be/rpxjcrroC-A

(July, August and September are still being edited to add)