Win a wireless wildlife camera worth £149.99 – plus discount code

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male blackbird in tree feeding on homemade bird feeders

Welcome to a great new wildlife camera giveaway which is perfect for spring, when our garden wildlife starts to get busy!

I’ve got a state-of-the-art Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera worth £149.99 from Wildlife World to give away to one lucky winner. There’s also a very generous discount code for my readers on this product, read on for more details :)

Wildlife World are based in Gloucestershire, and specialise in the design and manufacture of wildlife-friendly products for the garden. Their range covers everything you need to encourage and support your local garden wildlife, including feeders, nesting habitats, wildlife-friendly plants and seeds, guide books, species-specific foods and observation equipment.

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Wildlife World’s Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera

I had the opportunity to check out the wireless Wildlife Observation Camera recently, and it’s such an easy-to-use product. It’s 100% wire-free, you simply connect it to your wifi network and operate it via the free ‘ToSee’ app.

The camera itself is HD 1080 and has six infrared LEDs, which means you can capture crystal-clear nighttime footage as well as high definition daytime clips. It operates silently so your local wildlife won’t be disturbed, making it perfect for things like nest boxes, nocturnal wildlife and camera-shy garden visitors.

smart phone displaying ToSee wildlife camera app

The Wildlife Observation Camera is triggered by motion sensor technology, and when motion is detected an alert is sent to your smartphone via the app – so you won’t miss out on the action, even if you’re not at home. It also means you don’t need to wade through hours of footage! The ‘ToSee’ app also gives you access to additional camera functionality, including live view, snapshot and sharing of footage. And if you’re out of wifi range you can also use the camera in stand-alone mode to record to a micro SD card.

On a practical note, the camera is weather-resistant and can operate over a large temperature range of -20 degrees to +50 degrees. The green casing allows it to blend into the natural environment, and it comes complete with mounting bracket, rechargeable batteries and charging cable.

I think this is a brilliant product that provides a hassle-free, reliable and unobtrusive way to interact with your garden wildlife. It’s also a great way to get the kids involved in caring for and learning about our native wildlife. I know we’d love to have one in our garden!

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Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera £30 discount code

The Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera retails at £149.99 from Wildlife World.

Wildlife World have very kindly given me a discount code for my readers. If you order before the end of April 2020, use the code WWCAM30 to grab a huge £30 discount on this product. Don’t forget to enter the competition too!

Win a Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera

I’m giving away one Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera worth £149.99.  To enter, just follow the instructions in the Rafflecopter widget below.  Good luck!

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GIVEAWAY CLOSES: 12th APRIL 2020 11:59PM

UK ENTRIES ONLY

FULL T&C’s IN THE RAFFLECOPTER ABOVE

Which product from the Wildlife World range would be top of your list for helping your local wildlife?

Collaborative post.  Wildlife World are providing the Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera for prize purposes.

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Catherine is a gardener, plant lover, writer, and award winning author of children’s nature books. Her blog is a Vuelio Top 5 gardening blog and her work has been featured in many online and print publications including Grow Your Own Magazine, House Beautiful, Daily Mail, Tesco Magazine, Suttons, Thompson & Morgan, and many more. She is also a member of the Garden Media Guild.

154 Comments

  4. Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera
    What a wonderful giveaway for any wildlife lover.

  8. I think the Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera is my choice of the best product to help our local wildlife. You can’t help unless you know who you are helping!

  10. We’d love the wildlifeworld.co.uk woodpecker-box as we have these beautiful birds in our garden

  11. Both the Help Nature – Happy Bee and Butterfly Mix 25 Bulbs and the Heart Nest Box !

  13. Although there are so many lovely things the Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera is my first choice as we had blue tits nest in our box last year and I longed to observe them more closely

  15. The Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera would be my first choice to record the birds in my garden

  19. The observation camera – I’d love to know if it’s a hedgehog or a cat eating the hedgehog food!

  20. The Supersize Bird Seed feeder – so that plenty of out feathered friends can gain equal sustenance as spring beckons!

  21. Hello, I think their ‘Educational Pyramid Insect Habitat’ would be great for helping insects in our garden.

  26. The supersized bird feeder would be top of our list as we love watching birds and it would help feed more!

  27. I’ve a feeling that bats are going to take the blame, unfairly, for the current virus, so anything we can do to help our local populations is important. Which is why I’d choose the Conservation Bat Box from Wildlife World to give them somewhere safe to roost and bring up their young.

  28. Any of the bird boxes as I love to watch them building nests and the young fledging

  31. The Supersize Bird Seed Feeder would be the most helpful for our garden so all the birds could get fed.

  32. The Supersize Bird Seed Feeder would be the most helpful for our garden so all the birds could get fed at the same time.

  37. iI would be wonderful to share the pictures of wildlife that visits my garden I am in my eighties and will not be having human visitors for some time inthe future

  39. How amazing would it be to have an observation camera in the garden whilst we are self-isolating! Best prize ever!

  45. It has to be the camera, love looking at the wildlife and it is also security for my car that is at the end of my garden (its been broken into twice already)!

  46. I’d love a wildlife camera. Our garden visitors (hedgehogs) have woken up and I’d love to see them using our hedgehog house

  51. Native Wildflower Seeds for Bumblebees because the bees need all the help they can get.

  54. The canera is wonderful, my first choice.
    I wovld love to get thdm Giant Feeder also.

  55. I would love a hedgehog feeder, last year we had an injured hedgehog in the garden.

  56. I love the little igloo Hedgehog house. We have spotted several hedgehogs moving across the hawthorn hedge at the back of our garden so this would be great.

  57. Spring is lovely, love seeing Nature coming back out, I would love the The Supersize Bird Seed Feeder

  59. I like the look of the Butterfly Barn. I’d love to think I was helping the butterfly population :)

  61. Igloo Hedgehog House – hedgehogs need all the help they can get, numbers are dwindling.

  65. The Squirrel Feeder would be great. We have a few that are regular visitors to our garden and this might just stop them destroying the bird feeders!

  68. Camera looks great, our 4 year old Isobelle would love to see who is in the garden at night!

  69. This would be for a friend who has bird boxes and hedgehog boxes, she thinks the hogs are having babies

  71. I’d love to try out the Ceramic Bumblebee and Mammal Nester, it’s really important to help the bees now more than ever!

  72. A Ceramic Bumblebee and Mammal Nester would look really nice in the garden and be useful too.

  74. we sit in our conservatory to watch the wildlife but we do move a they fly off a lot!!

  75. so many great products but my first choice would be the the The Pollinating Company Bee Nester.

  77. Hello, i think that i would go for the Supersize Bird Seed feeder, to try and encourage more birds into our garden.

  78. I’d have the Ceramic Bumblebee and Mammal Nester
    we desperately need more bees so this would be my small way of helping

  83. There is so much that I love I am very into natureit helps me manaage my anxiety i Dont have much in the way of hedhog stuff so i would go for the Hedgehog Care Bundle the kids would love it too

  85. it’s so simple but the catcha bug would be so useful for us. We have a roof light in our kitchen ceiling. The bees and flies come in through our open door and always get stuck up in the roof window. They keep bashing their heads against it because they can see the outside world and can’t figure out how to get outside. Trying to steer them back to the open door usually takes so much effort that I probably terrify the poor little things.

  86. I’d like the swan and duck food nutri nuggets which look just the thing for the birds I see on my daily walks.

  87. The Frogilo! I’ve never seen anything like that before, and I think our frogs and toads don’t get enough love compared to a lot of our other wildlife.

  92. We have two lovely robins which visit our garden every year so I would choose the Robin Winter Care Pack

  93. Already seen a Badger, a Fox and a Pheasant in out garden and this would be great to see what other activity goes on, especially at night.

  96. I’d love the Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera – would be fascinating to see everything going on in the garden!

  97. Wireless Wildlife Observation Camera. My little girl loves watching the wildlife in the garden and she could do it all the time. Especially now we are in isolation.

  98. I like the idea of the wildflower seeds to attract our much needed bees

  99. Supersize Bird Seed feeder. Also this camera so I can watch the swallows if they return to our shed where they nested last year

  100. We have a little hedgehog that visits our garden and would be lovely to watch him trotting around the garden.

  101. I’d love the wildlife camera. My parents have some land so it would be awesome to set it up and see the wild deer passing, watch all the animals that visit!

  103. thank you for hosting the blog – I like the hedgehog igloo hose, because we have hedgehogs in our garden x

  105. The wildlife explorer kit 1 – it would be great for helping the wildlife but also teaching my children how to care for them

  106. I’m not sure how I’ve never discovered this blog before! I’m hooked – I would love to enter the giveaway, since we’re a hedgehog obsessed family I love the hog care pack! Thanks for the lockdown ideas!

  110. The help nature happy bee mix – bees are vital to our ecosystem and are in decline. They need as much help as we can give them.

  117. A wireless camera would give me chance to watch the wildlife in the garden without frightening them off.

  118. I love the Nature Oasis – small bird bath and drinker, it would look lovely in our garden <3

  120. The illuminated hedgehog feeder would be at the top of my list. I have just set up a hedgehog house in our garden and I’m hoping someone moves into it soon.

  122. I’d love the Hedgehog care bundle. We have a little hedgehog friend in our garden so this would be lovely so we could care for him.

  124. I definitely need the Squirrel Baffle – looks like they will help with pigeons too, who seem to be getting the lions share of food at the minute

  128. Thank you ever so much for sharing the wildlife world website, I have passed this on to my family too as we all live in the countryside and are blessed to have so many wildlife in our gardens, My Dad has a lovely family of Squirrels, I have birds galore and a beautiful family of hedgehogs, we will soon have our frog lodgers back again!! yikes!!
    I would buy the Help nature – Happy bee mix, it would be bring some colour to the garden as well as benefit our bees.
    Happy Easter

  129. This is amazing! I’d choose either the camera in the competition or the supersize bird feeder!

  131. Bempton Hanging Bird Table, or swing seat bird feeder we so many sparrows , starlings and tits in our garden both of these would be fantastic

  134. The observation wildlife camera would be perfect for watching our local wildlife.

  140. Top of my list would be the Hedgehog care bundle as I know how important it is to help these creatures and create a safe environment in your garden for them

  141. The mixed wildflower seeds would be great for adding a space to the garden to attract bees!

  142. I think the ‘New Design Coniston Bird Bath’ or any bird bath would be very welcome. There are not very many places for the birds to get a drink in my area. Plus it would be nice to watch them.

  145. I’d love the observation camera to capture the muntjac deer that visit our garden, they are very nervy and difficult to photograph on my ‘phone camera, also the many birds that visit our nut feeder.

  147. I’m growing flowers that the bees love so the New Interactive Solitary Bee Hive would be a great addition to my garden

  149. Friendly-Bug Barn – Would love to attract ladybirds, lacewings, solitary bees and possibly over-wintering butterflies too.

  150. l would absolutely love the observation camera so we can see what wildlife comes into the garden and teach our grandchildren about them and what they can do too to look after our wildlife.

  151. If i could choose, I would go for the observation camera. I work in a primary school and we have lots of wildlife around our gardens and it would be lovely to catch them on camera. I would give this to my school.

  152. I would like to Help Nature – Happy Butterfly Mix 14 Bulbs would encourage more butterflies into our garden.

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