Would I be able to identify a bird at 20 feet away?
1584200
If you know birds the image is clear enough to tell what you are looking at!
1584201
The current model is upgraded to HD 720 pixel. It could identify the bird at 20 feet away. You can also choose the model NC-336PW HD 1080p with 6mm focus length lens (5-10 meters) or 12mm focus length lens ( 20-50 meters)
238132
I'm sure it would be. My husband has been having his for two years now. It is great spotting tiny birds so I would imagine it would work well spotting football players. :)
237613
Absolutely! My backyard is over 150' deep. We sit on the back porch watching birds and animals.
494258
This device can not see thru things, so if in looking for the bird it has objects between the device and the bird even if it is blades of grass or hundreds of thin twigs you will not see the heat source. Having said that if it is just a question of not seeing the bird because it blends in so good with the background it will pick up the heat source from 50 yards away. My effective range has been: DEER 1/2 mile in open plain, 50 -100 yard late fall ( leaves off trees and shrubs) in mature forest, 25- 50 yards late fall young forest (fair amount of undergrowth), 10- 25 yard dense thickets. Less for each of those categories in mid summer with leaves on.
849350
I'm not a bird watcher so I cannot really answer. I live in a condo with a view of the ocean and a wide river with lots of boat traffic. The binoculars are great to watch the boat traffic.
265125
Yes, it captures movement of large warm bodies (human, deer, fox) up to 30 feet away. The motion it ignores is swaying birdfeeders as it seems to be a combined thermal/motion sensor.
483511
Yes, I bought this specifically for that purpose. The birdwatching mode has given me many more "keepers" than my p500. It seems to focus easily on the bird, ignoring fairground twigs and background objects. Great feather detail. Best of all: AMAZING reach. I love it!
418904
U would have to run a hose to the roof. The sensor would not pickup the birds that far away
663149
I bought a pair of these, and while they are fine for bird watching in the back yard ... they do not meet my intended requirements. The ranging capability is very limited.
2069945
It's hard to say, but I'd give it a try. Be sure to move it to different locations every few days. Birds are smart and will eventually catch on that it's a decoy. Good luck!
475044
Yes, just make sure that the detector you buy goes the distance. They are different. I bought 2 detectors. First one set up about 450 yards away and then the 2nd one about 100 ydsaway to let me know when someone is closer. I love them !
460368
Yes these will up to around 20 miles and have a great imagine for them as well. For the price couldn't ask for a better set of binoculars . Work well at night from the wheelhouse of your vessel. Only part I had a hard time with is the range formula to give range with them.
378743
I believe it would work great. I use it to watch birds at my feeder, about 20 yards away. The images are sharp and clear for me.
1864778
Marnee,We are not experts on this issue and this is the first set of binoculars we had purchased in a few years, but we use them to view birds in our tree tops, 40, 50, 60 feet up. We also view birds further away, of course, but these binoculars are well suited to close viewing.
878110
The short answer is No. Chirp can be read by Garmin devices up to 30 feet away. So you would have to be about 30 feet or less from the stolen item, before you would get a signal. Then the device has no way to tell you if you are getting closer or further away.
306319
No, I don't believe it would. It does detect birds in nearby trees, but not in farther trees blocked only by leaves. It would probably detect a mouse within about 20 ft., but not farther than that.....larger mammals it will detect farther than that.
418903
It works off movement, so if you can get it up on your roof and the birds are in the "eye", yes it will work. Doubt it will work from the ground and the birds will be too far away.