The birds get nectar, you get to see their faces.
your house, but I’m still somehow surprised to discover that there are companies doing the same for the animals outside your house as well.
As its name implies, this device is meant to hang outside your house and provide delicious nectar to the local birds, and Bird Buddy says it’s designed specifically to prevent leakages and mold. But unlike the standard $20 or $30 hummingbird feeders, the Bird Buddy includes a motion sensor-activated camera that will take pictures and video when a bird visits.
Speaking of that device, which focuses on seeds rather than nectar but includes similar AI features, it’s worth noting that Bird Buddy’s reputation isn’t exactly proven at this point. It launched its first feeder in 2020 via crowdfunding campaigns, and you can’t actually outright buy it yet; currently, its site says preorders are expected to ship around April 2023.
called “Shipping & Our Renewed Commitment” to Kickstarter, saying that it had gotten around 80 percent of its orders fulfilled and acknowledging that it had “dropped the ball” when it came to communication and customer support.The good news is that there are other companies making bird feeders with cameras on them.
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