I would be wonderful if when a squirrel attempted to eat out of the feeder it would initiate a loud scary sound to chase away the squirrels. 🍂🍁💚🙃

The audible alarm system is to scare away the squirrels. I'm sure the capability to speak to it is also for the squirrels or other critters.

thanks I bought a separate camera to record my bird feeders cause these seem too close and are blurry

I've used bird feeders in the past & ultimately took them down. Even in your video, you see birds picking & choosing their choice of food and tossing out of the feeder what they don't want. This makes quite a mess on the ground, which brings in the mice, as well as other non desirable birds which chase away the very birds I would prefer. I believe I'll stick with selecting flowers for pollination, trees with berries for the birds & bird baths . Have a great weekend 🍒

Nice to hear that Birding is also your hobby.

This is a good idea for a feeder. We have a feeder mounted to the kitchen window so we can watch up close and I have taken pictures of birds and squirrels in the feeder. Of course I didn't think of something like this that could have been a business for me. Oh well there is still gardening to be done anyway. Cool vid Jason. Thanks.

Thank you for calling out the hummingbird!

Thanks for the video!

Very nice review and unique product. Thank you!

Hello! Interesting feeder. Thank you for the video👍🌻💙

For me this would be a squirrel feeder. I couldn't figure out how to keep the squirrels out of my feeder and then they recommended you take them down this year because of bird flu. I like the idea of this, maybe one day.

Thanks Jason. 🍁🍂🍁💚🙃

Looks like a great idea. I wonder if there is a way to connect with Google ID or something? I don't use those software, but definitely something to consider. I imagine you could attach a small nectar tube to attract humming birds as well. Obviously they repurposed the doorbell cam idea, but it really is a smart idea.

Very nice, thank you.

I am glad you went with some bird houses. I hope they helped with the mosquitoes.

JUST GOT MINE, THE ONLY THING I DON'T LIKE ABOUT IT IS THAT YOU CANNOT VIEW THE CAMERA ON YOUR PC...ONLY A CELL PHONE, WHICH I HATE TO USE TO BEGIN WITH...

I was just given this Birdfy for a Christmas present. I am so excited to get it set up. One thing I was a little disappointed about was it did not come with the SD card. It would be nice if it did because these things are expensive. Thank you so much for showing me how to set this up. I’m looking forward to seeing many birds in my area on my Birdfy!♥️🦜🦅🕊️

Jason, Great Video! Auto Bird Identification is the main function of Birdfy. When you save the AI picture, the phone will save two pictures - the original image and the bird ID image. Andriod phone can only save the original image now, but it will update soon, please wait for the new APP version.

Jason, thanks for another interesting video. I like the idea of the camera for the birds, but frankly, it seems rather complicated and I don't know if I would purchase it. If I did, it would be for my daughter and son-in-law who live adjacent to a federally protected area of woods. They get a huge variety of wildlife that they really enjoyatching and identifying.

I was given this camera as a gift. Haven't installed it anywhere yet. I guess you don't have a squirrel problem. I do. That's my issue of trying to figure out where to put this device. I also didn't get the solar panel which is too bad. They says a charged battery will last six months. We'll see!

Jason,That's really cool. We had white flys an other bugs,so we put out a couple feeders. Worked. So many birds come. Cardinals. Are a favorite. The morning doves clean up what ever falls out. Will this work without wi fi ( internet) ? Can you use just with phone service? Thanks for sharing. Different foods attract different birds. Try Expermenting with that. Also try hanging some with bird cakes. Your going to love this at your farm!

In my background, this would be a squirrel and chipmunk feeder😁 Also, unfortunately, my garden is almost all shade. The birds don't mind though 🙂

How could this bird camera be hooked up to a wall monitor screen for continuous viewing?

A funnel scoop for birdseed is a cheap upgrade and makes filling much cleaner: opens the top, stick in the spout, open the gate and whoosh filled.

I never got solar panel

Jason, I do not have a cell phone (yes, I know--I'm a unicorn 🦄). Will this work w/ a tablet? Thank you. 😊

You can take a screen shot when the information on the screen and then send it as a photo to whomever.

I got this setup for Christmas but can’t get it to pair with my Wi-Fi.

I have a battery in ours. Is there a way to add a solar aspect to it after the fact?

10:00 what is that flower bush on the left od the screen ?

I’d have squirrels, starling, grackles and no seed. Safflower seed however is a good seed to use to keep said critters at bay. I have to use poles with baffle to keep squirrels off feeders. I’m looking for a good trail cam to attach to the pole feeders though.

Hello, Does this use a lot of data on your phone?? Do squirrels get your bird feeder too?? In Florida, they are a pest.

Who is your wi fi provider? I have had shaw and telus and the wi fi can’t find me two steps out the back door, so not sure it would ever find the bird feeder 🤔☹️

Due to avian flue, which is a big problem in the Fraser Valley, it’s been advised to not stock feeders! They become major transmission points as birds congregate at them.

where do i get one, cant find it through this company

Very good, but it's very costly for me☹️

They’re pretty pricey!

It looks quite rickety and cheapo

the video quality on this product needs some help

A great gadget if i still live in the country. When i was a kid, we had lots of colourful birds coming out once in awhile from the nypa swamp. I think for it will be awesome if the software can be install in pc too. I just realized how great it is if it can be used in Biodiversity field trip. When i was a Biology student, i took an elective course from Forestry Dept called Intro to Biodiversity. We set traps for medium to small animals amd mist nets for birds. Mist net were nasty things. It was long, tall and durable but it was also so fine we could easily entangled in it. One wrong moves and if it get ripped, bye bye saving$. We caught lots of birds we never seen before including the smallest kingfisher in the world, a gorgeous red coloured trogon but the most shocking to the lecturers and other students was the tiny hawk my group caught. It was my turn to check the net with my group leader. Since i had took a compulsory Bio subject, Biodiversity of Vertebrates i was able to identify the hawk several metres away. My leader was a bit disbelieve when told him we got a hawk and needed to don gloves to release it. It was a "fun" half an hour process, between dodging the hawk's razor beaks and claws and making sure our buttons and zipper heads didn't get caught in the mist net. The only thing this gadget can't do is the tagging process we did to all the birds caught. But in terms of identifying birds in natural settings this sure beats the net. No problem if the AI can't do the identification, we bought field guide to help in that department.