Most of our friends who photograph wildlife have the cameras mounted on trees away from the actual house so I guess you need to figure out what you want , wildlife photos or security IMO 2 very different things. We have a simple camera on our house basically to allow us to see who is at the door and adds another level of security but it comes on to take a picure but mounted where it really does not interfere with anyones sleep or the neighbors It BTW catches wildlife quite often.

Hi pippipal! If you finally decided on getting a security system I really recommend you to also get AJAX system, they can update your old cameras and it gives you full control on your cell phone of all the cameras that you got installed, I really like it, I've been using it for years! They also have this cool motion sensors and the battely lasts for 7 years or more, I mean, when I asked myself is my security worth it? Well to me the answer is yes, I don't know if there is any other system that has all this.

We have Lorex, they are cheap, internet connected. They've caught Foxy, Woody, Chucky, Rocky, and tons of spiders. (you have to keep the cameras clear of webs).

We had the alarm aystem go off when we weren't home and looking at our chespo, i ternet cameras heloed us pinpoint the problem: thanks to a security system with the previous owner's room designations, my kid didn't recognize a door was ajar, and bypassed the zone when she saw no door open in the the zone she thought it was Rocky came in and hightailed it out of there when the alarm went off.

The indoor cameras are $25, I think the outdoor $50.