Abstract: The solar-powered wildlife camera is a high-quality type of camera trap designed to operate by efficient use of power during the day or the night. The solar cell at the top of the device makes such efficiency possible. Said solar cell works in tandem with a lithium battery on the bottom of the device, drawing on its energy when necessary, and charging it when the solar cell generates excess energy. The solar-powered wildlife camera uses an infrared light and thermal trigger to activate the camera when motion is detected or when a heat signature is detected. Therefore, the camera is enabled to capture footage of wildlife during dark hours in addition to hours during the day. The camera device has strap mounts on its posterior to hold it upright. Alternatively, the bottom anchor can be used to mount on a post.