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Hedgehog Home With High Resolution Camera Inside
If you are looking for hours of fun for the whole family interested in your garden wildlife goings on, this high quality hedgehog box with hogbox camera already installed, provides clear black and white images 24 hours a day and is perfect. There's a built in microphone so you can hear, as well as see, what's going on with the added bonus that it's very easy to set up! The entrance tunnel into the shelter prevents cats, dogs and foxes from getting in, leaving the little hedgehogs to go about their business!Help the hedgehogs in your garden by providing a safe home for them any time of year. Fit the camera kit provided and you can watch the cute little hedgies going about their business from the comfort of your own living room! This hog nest box has been designed and tested extensively
with great success over a period of 12 months by the Hedgehog Preservation Society and their hedgehog "carers". The final nest design has also been approved by Dr. Pat Morris of London University who has contributed to its development. Become a hedgehog champion by providing a hedgehog home for them! If you want more information about the simple things you can do to help hedgehogs then visit Hedgehog Street.org.Hedgehogs in the Garden The hedgehog is known as ‘the gardener’s friend’ eating slugs, beetles, caterpillars etc. causing no harm; if you have a garden then hedgehogs are to be encouraged and regarded as welcome visitors, free to come and go as they please! Hedgehogs are Britain's only spiny mamals; their highly specialised coat contains around 6, 000
creamy-brown spines and hangs around their body in a loose-ish ‘skirt’ concealing greyish fur on their underside and have surpirisingly long legs and a short tail.If you want to attract wildlife to your garden leave wild areas and avoid tidying up too much. Hedgehogs tend to hibernate between November and mid March and may choose the stack of leaves or branches in your garden, for this reason, if you have to get rid of such material then it's always advisable to move it to a different spot first before burning it - a hedgehog may be sheltering or hibernating in it. They like to nest under things such as sheds, hedges and brushwood and they need plenty of dry leaves to build their nest. As their name suggests they are often found near hedgerows.The kit contains:High quality
Hedgehog Home fitted with a quick release camera bracket (Camera can be moved between boxes in seconds!)High quality, high resolution B&W CCD camera (420TVL resolution) with built in Infra Red Illumination enabling viewing 24 hours a day.Integral microphone to hear as well as see what’s going on inside the Hog Box.User adjustable focus lens to ensure pin sharp images30m of professional cable, plug straight into your TV!12v Regulated Mains adaptorScart AdapterInstruction sheet full of useful tips to help maximise the chances of hedgehogs using your Nest Box.
with great success over a period of 12 months by the Hedgehog Preservation Society and their hedgehog "carers". The final nest design has also been approved by Dr. Pat Morris of London University who has contributed to its development. Become a hedgehog champion by providing a hedgehog home for them! If you want more information about the simple things you can do to help hedgehogs then visit Hedgehog Street.org.Hedgehogs in the Garden The hedgehog is known as ‘the gardener’s friend’ eating slugs, beetles, caterpillars etc. causing no harm; if you have a garden then hedgehogs are to be encouraged and regarded as welcome visitors, free to come and go as they please! Hedgehogs are Britain's only spiny mamals; their highly specialised coat contains around 6, 000
creamy-brown spines and hangs around their body in a loose-ish ‘skirt’ concealing greyish fur on their underside and have surpirisingly long legs and a short tail.If you want to attract wildlife to your garden leave wild areas and avoid tidying up too much. Hedgehogs tend to hibernate between November and mid March and may choose the stack of leaves or branches in your garden, for this reason, if you have to get rid of such material then it's always advisable to move it to a different spot first before burning it - a hedgehog may be sheltering or hibernating in it. They like to nest under things such as sheds, hedges and brushwood and they need plenty of dry leaves to build their nest. As their name suggests they are often found near hedgerows.The kit contains:High quality
Hedgehog Home fitted with a quick release camera bracket (Camera can be moved between boxes in seconds!)High quality, high resolution B&W CCD camera (420TVL resolution) with built in Infra Red Illumination enabling viewing 24 hours a day.Integral microphone to hear as well as see what’s going on inside the Hog Box.User adjustable focus lens to ensure pin sharp images30m of professional cable, plug straight into your TV!12v Regulated Mains adaptorScart AdapterInstruction sheet full of useful tips to help maximise the chances of hedgehogs using your Nest Box.
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