A feeder that doubles as a camera

[Donna]

The Camera Bag: Capture close-up photos of birds with this feeder that doubles as a remote camera.

http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2012/10/16/the-camera-bag-capture-close-up-photos-of-birds-with-this-feeder-that-doubl  Pretty cool!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/591095948/bird-photo-booth-experience-nature-like-never-befo

[MAK]

The Camera Bag: Capture close-up photos of birds with this feeder that doubles as a remote camera.

http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2012/10/16/the-camera-bag-capture-close-up-photos-of-birds-with-this-feeder-that-doubl  Pretty cool!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/591095948/bird-photo-booth-experience-nature-like-never-befo

Farout! 

[Shaky]

I had webcams that were doing something like this with my backyard feeders and birdbath 13 years ago. From any computer on the Internet I could even remotely control the water flow on the dripper/refill tube attached to the birdbath. Too bad there weren't any iPhones or iPads back then.

[Donna]

I had webcams that were doing something like this with my backyard feeders and birdbath 13 years ago. From any computer on the Internet I could even remotely control the water flow on the dripper/refill tube attached to the birdbath. Too bad there weren't any iPhones or iPads back then.

Now there is, so you can start it up again, with a camera. 

[Shaky]

Unfortunately it wouldn't be allowed where I live now.

[Kris G.]

Pretty neat!

[Tokira]

Unfortunately it wouldn't be allowed where I live now.

Here's one for the Techie side 
http://www.quantumpicture.com/Flo_Control/flo_control.htm
Carol
WV

[Shaky]

Interesting, but I have a simpler solution. Don't let the cat out.

[Tokira]

Interesting, but I have a simpler solution. Don't let the cat out.

That would be mine as well 
Carol