I wanted an inexpensive outdoor camera to find out what was doing so much damage in my garden at night (holes in the turf, gravel paths, etc) and if there was any way to stop it.I had frequently observed grey squirrels hunting around, or burying nuts and even seen a muntjac deer a couple of times when a fence panel was down, but guessed we might be suffering from badgers.It was simple to follow the instructions and set up the camera & test it. I screwed the included bracket to an arbor post so the camera would show most of the central lawn area.The first night I selected the option of 2 photo stills and a ten second video each time it was 'set off'. In the morning there was the naughty badger caught in the act - but I couldn't see where it entered the garden.I suspected it might be getting in at the bottom, where there was a thick hedge and ditch beyond, so after adding some make-shift barriers I strapped the camera (buckle strap included in the box), to a short off-cut of sleeper and faced it towards the 'hot' area. This time I decided to take 20 second bursts of video.In the morning, when I extracted the micro SD card and played it on my laptop, I had 18 x 20 seconds of video showing a total of 4 badgers easily climbing over, or through my make-shift barriers and happily chomping on the fallen apples, right in front of the camera!I now need to erect proper fencing if I am going to keep the lawn level, but I'll miss the cute badgers!A very good purchase, as far as I'm concerned.