Does the multi-angle Birdfy Feeder 2 Duo, described as its ‘smartest’ bird feeder camera yet, deserve pole position for observing feathered friends?

Want to watch feathered friends up close? Then check out this ‘smart bird bath.’ But is the high-tech capture device a twitcher’s delight, or a bird-brained idea?

This AI-powered smart bird feeder can ID up to 6,000 varieties of birds and send HD videos of them straight to your phone. By Stan Horaczek Published Apr 10, 2025 11:14 AM EDT We may earn revenue from ...

Birds flying around a blue and white camera bird feeder - Bill Wilcox/Shutterstock Camera bird feeders have a major advantage over regular bird feeders: endless high-definition videos of your flying ...

An Early Bird Deal: Get 33% Off the Birdfy Smart Feeder With Camera This feeder has a built-in camera that IDs species, streams crisp video straight to your phone, and even works at night.

Birdfy, a company that makes smart cameras for bird watching, today introduced several updated products that give bird lovers new, more advanced views of the birds in their yard. The Birdfy Feeder 2 ...

It’s not creepy because it’s birds. It’s not creepy because it’s birds. is a former weekend editor who covered tech and entertainment. He has written news, reviews, and more as a tech journalist since ...

Since December, I have been testing the Bird Buddy 2.0 in my garden in Wales. While winter is typically a quieter season for ...

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The creators of Bird Buddy, a camera-equipped bird feeder, today showed off two products that are designed for watching insects, flowers, birds, and other flora and fauna. Under a new "Wonder" brand, ...