Bird Box & Wildlife Camera Accessories

Invest in add-on accessories for your bird box and wildlife cameras, and get the most out of your set-up. Add features to your cameras like visual recording, wireless antenna extenders, and solar panel powering making sure you're always connected to your habitats and cameras.
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Get the most out of your Green Feathers bird box and wildlife cameras with our range of camera accessories. Whether you need an AV to HDMI converter for watching back footage, or a lockable security box to keep your wildlife trail camera safe, we have what you need. 

Why choose our bird box and wildlife camera accessories?

You could say that we know a thing or two about bird boxes and wildlife cameras. As the UK’s leading supplier, we know how important it is for you to get the perfect set up. That’s why with our specialist accessories and support, your garden wildlife experience will be nothing less than magical.

Frequently asked questions about bird box and wildlife camera accessories

Can you put a camera in a bird box?

Of course you can! Check out our specially designed bird box cameras - made to be bird friendly and capture all the action inside such a small wooden home! 

What time of year should you put up a bird box?

Whilst you can put your bird box up at any point during the year, the best time to do so is around November/December. This is so your bird box is ready for birds coming back to the UK for nesting and breeding season, from January onwards. 

Why are birds not using my bird box?

Birds may not be using your bird box for several reasons. It could be that your bird box is too close to your bird bath or feeder, or that it’s in an area that’s too loud. Another reason could be that your bird box is already inhabited, or a bird has started to nest there ready for breeding season. Have a look inside and see if your bird box needs moving around.