For all our expertiese, there are some things we just can't answer.

Just about anything here and maybe in the Beyond . . .

Hawk Eye or Red Robin Nature Cam not working as it should? Check out this trouble shooting guide.

Hooking up the Hawk Eye and Red Robin Nature Cams to your computer and sharing what you are seeing literally with the whole world, is so easy a child  . . .

Very Easy.

Wonder which of our Nature Cams to buy? The Hawk Eye or the Red Robin? Here's the answer.

The Number-one question we get is: "Do you have a wireless camera." Well, now we do, but is it right for you? Read on.

You WHAT? You ran over the cable with the lawn mower? Here's how to repair it. There's even a video.

Should I unplug my Hawk Eye / Red Robin when I'm not using it?

Will squirrels and other critters chew through my camera cable?

It really needn't be frustrating. There are a surprising number of easy ways to get the Hawk Eye and Red Robin cables into any house or building. And, if you can't take a look at our new Hawk Eye Wireless Nature Cam.

I mounted the Hawk Eye / Red Robin and plugged it into the TV, but the picture is all full of static and is rolling.

How far way does the Hawk Eye focus?

What is the temperature range the Hawk Eye and Red Robin can operate at?

Getting a loud hum through the television? Here's what to do.

Soooo, you're like the rest of us and have lost the power adapter to your Hawk Eye and/or Red Robin? Now what?

No, it doesn't bother the birds. Continue on for more info about the Hawk Eye's Night Vision capabilities.

Electrical power? Lines of resolution? Other Hawk Eye Nature Cam specifications? Read on . . .