I wrote an article called “Benefits and joys of remote cameras” where I described using a brand of camera called Arlo to observe bird behavior without being present. It’s useful and fun, and sometimes uncovers critical problems.
Inside a cage is a difficult environment to put in…
I’ve written previously about the benefits you can gain from using remote cameras with your birds. Most smart phones can also do time lapse photography.
While videos can capture useful information about your birds, sometimes you want to monitor behaviors that happen rarely or you want to see how often…
Setting up remote cameras on your birds can be more entertaining than TV. But it can also have important benefits to the well being of your bird that you may not have considered.
Your birds will behave very differently when you are in the room as they do when you are gone. You may see important clues…