Farmland & estates
Field margins, hedgerows, paddocks and the routes wildlife takes between them.
Cheshire · North West
See what moves
after dark.
Long-range thermal and optical monitoring reveals the wildlife using your land when the daylight disappears.
Field margin
Fox
Night movement
Illustrative thermal scene
01 / Monitoring
The night leaves trails.
We help you find them.
We use long-range thermal detection alongside optical imaging to observe, identify and document wildlife that conventional daytime visits can miss.
Woodland
Edges, clearings and overlooked corridors where nocturnal species move and forage.
Lakes & wetlands
Banks, reed beds and waterside habitats monitored without disturbing the darkness.
02 / The approach
From a heat signature
to a clear field record.
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Plan the watch
We learn about your site, access and the questions you want the night to answer.
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02
Detect & identify
Thermal imaging finds movement; optical imaging adds detail where conditions allow.
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Document what happened
You receive selected footage and a concise record of species, times and movement.
Field notes
More than a clip.
Each watch can capture time, species, approximate distance, direction, behaviour and weather—building a useful picture of how wildlife uses a site.
- Time-stamped detections01
- Thermal + optical footage02
- Movement observations03
03 / Your location
What lives
on your land?
We’re looking for interesting locations across Cheshire and the North West: farms, estates, woodland, lakes, nature reserves and private land.