Bird Feeder Camera

To use the bird feeder camera, first fill the seed container with your chosen bird feed. Mount the feeder in a suitable location, ideally 5-6 feet off the ground and near natural shelter. Connect the feeder to your Wi-Fi network using our mobile app. You can then customize feeding schedules, camera settings, and notifications through the app.

Yes, you can share access to your bird feeder camera with family and friends. Through our mobile app, you can invite others to view your live stream, recorded videos, and even receive notifications. You control the level of access each person has.

Yes, you can view live streaming anytime, anywhere through our mobile app as long as your feeder is connected to Wi-Fi.

Our feeder camera is IP66 rated, making it resistant to heavy rain and extreme temperatures.

The feed dispenser can hold up to 5 lbs of seeds, typically lasting 2-3 weeks depending on bird activity.

Yes, we use end-to-end encryption for all video streams and implement strict data protection policies.

The camera uses invisible infrared light for night vision, which doesn’t disturb birds or alter their natural nocturnal behaviors.

Yes, our AI is trained on a vast database of bird species and can differentiate between similar species with high accuracy. It also learns from user feedback.

While no feeder is 100% squirrel-proof, our feeder incorporates several anti-squirrel features. It has a weight-activated perch that closes access to the seed ports when a heavier animal (like a squirrel) lands on it. The feeder also has a slippery, cone-shaped baffle that makes it difficult for squirrels to climb.

The bird feeder camera is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that can be charged via a built-in solar panel or through a USB-C port. In optimal sunlight conditions, the solar panel can keep the battery charged indefinitely. Without sunlight, the fully charged battery can last up to 2 weeks.

If you’re not seeing visitors, try these steps:
Ensure your feeder is in a suitable location, away from busy areas and near natural shelter.
Offer a variety of seeds to attract different species.
Be patient – it can take birds a few weeks to discover a new feeder.
Keep your feeder clean and regularly filled.
Consider using bird calls through the two-way audio feature to attract birds.

Regular cleaning is crucial for bird health. To clean:
Empty the feeder completely.
Disassemble removable parts.
Wash all parts with a mild soap solution.
Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Dry completely before refilling.
Clean the feeder at least once every two weeks, more often in humid weather.
Note: The camera unit is water-resistant but should be wiped clean with a damp cloth, not submerged in water.