Wildlife
Know which animal triggered the camera
A trail camera tells you something moved. NVR Bridge tells you what it was, keeps a running history for each species, and can alert you only when a particular animal shows up — including Australian wildlife most detectors miss entirely.
How it works
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Send the snapshots
Point the camera's email or FTP alerts at us. Trail cameras that email over 4G work exactly the same way.
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Turn on animal detection
The extra detection pass names the species rather than just saying 'animal', and wins over a generic match when the two overlap.
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Browse by species
Every animal gets its own page: how often it's been seen, on which cameras, with every sighting boxed on the frame.
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Alert on the interesting ones
Fire a webhook only for the species you care about, and let the rest accumulate quietly in the timeline.
What you get
- Species named, not just 'animal detected'
- Australian wildlife included — kangaroo, wallaby, koala and more
- A page per species with every sighting and where it was seen
- Alerts filtered to the animals you actually want to hear about
- Detections drawn on the image so you can see what it matched
- Works with trail cameras and normal IP cameras alike
Questions
Does it work with a 4G trail camera?
If it can email its photos, yes. That's the same path a mains-powered IP camera uses, and the camera doesn't need to be on your network at all.
How specific are the species?
Specific enough to be interesting — it distinguishes a wallaby from a kangaroo, for example. Every detection carries a confidence score, and low-confidence ones are hidden by default.
Can I get a daily summary instead of an alert each time?
Point the webhook at your own automation and batch it however you like, or just use the Animals page, which is already a rollup by species over any period.
Will it detect people too?
Yes — people, vehicles and common objects are detected alongside animals.
Try it with your own camera
Add a camera, point its email at the address we give you, and watch the first event land. It takes about five minutes.
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