The WingHome Trail Camera is easy to setup and use right out of the box, and comes with everything you except for the SD media card and ton of batteries. So far, I've used it to see what wildlife walks through the camp at night - one bear and a few deer so far. The night shots are really clear. I am looking forward to putting the time-lapse capability to use to watch how a day progresses in the forest - should be pretty interesting. I have used it in the rain and it has proven to be completely waterproof. Attaching it to a tree or the like is very simple with the included strap.I will update with some sample photos soon. Maybe even a time lapse video.

This is a great trail camera for capturing images of wildlife. The camera requires a whole bunch of batteries and you need to get a SD card to record the photos but the images turn out really neat. The unit is camouflaged so it blends in well with bark and has a strong velcro strap for securing the camera to a tree, shrub, or pole. I am currently using this at a local nature preserve and will post photos when I am able. Highly recommended.

This is the neatest camera you will ever own. It takes pictures and videos in the night and you don't have to use a flash, which would startle the wildlife. This camera is motion activated too. You will be amazed what animals come by and how curious they are when they see something they are not familiar with. If you are on a hike and want to take live shots, you can do so with the camera taking fast pictures to capture the essence of the wildlife. This camera will need an SD card from 4mg up to 32mg. You will also need 12 AA batteries. When you attach this to a stable place, such as a tree, a pole or anything you can strap it around with the included mounting strap. Be prepared to be amazed.