Bird Feeder with Camera, Netvue Birdfy Smart Bird Feeder with Lifetime Free Bird ID + 6 Months Plus Membership, Blue

My wife has wanted a bird cam for some time. I decided to get her one for her birthday. I started looking on line and so may choices, I looked at reviews and chose the Netvue. When I opened the box it looked like it was going to be a project to set up, but really it wasnt to bad. mounted a pole off the side of our deck and installed the solar panel. It was nice, could mount with clamps or screws, I used clamps so would not leave screw holes. The bid app was easy on my wifes IPAD. She get the notifications all the time and the birds love it. Would buy again. Walmart shipped fast, had it in two days.

I love my bird feeder! My kids and I watch the different birds that come and they have learned about so many different birds and their distinct characteristics. It's been a great investment!

This is my third feeder with Birdfy!! My most favorite feeder to date! The quality is great, it's the perfect size, and cute. The camera/video quality is excellent. I have all three feeders hooked to the same account so accessing the camera in the app is so convenient. I like to clean my feeders bi weekly and this is the easiest one to clean due to it being plastic. Thank you Birdfy for another great product!!

The videos are so clear and amazing! I had no idea so many types of birds came to my house. Truly a fabulous adventure added to my normally boring work from home life. Definitely suggest!

I love everything about this feeder. The ease of set up, how much seed it holds and the fact that i can watch the birds visit! I already bought the perch extension! Which has really added a value to my feeding experience!

It is a cool camera. Easy to set up. Took a bit for it to actually start the recording of birds. I bought it to identify the different hummingbirds in my area.....and never has yet. Just says "bird". Already knew that.

The overall concept was there by even though it did fit on my intended feeder it only kept out big crows which were not a big problem. The cage didn't keep out one starling who continued to get in and eat all the bird food. So now I dramatically cut down on the amount of times that I put bird food in my feeder.I would not recommend to anyone.

Apparently it’s located too far from the Wi-Fi signal. Slow to capture pics of birds or notifying us of that. Alarm doesn’t scare away the squirrels.

This did not work. It was a Christmas gift so come spring when they went to set it up they discovered it didn't work, which by then it was too late to return.

This is a WiFi-networked door camera, recharged by a solar panel, inside a bird feeder made from thin plastic, and you have to buy a memory card, too. The software is rather questionable. The app is hard to navigate and contains tons of advertising and no help. The website is rudimentary and does not even permit adding the camera to your account. Support is willing but not effective. Notifications, if any, are erratic at best. Alert filtering is hit and miss, i.e., cars passing by will trigger recording even if vehicle alerts are turned off. At least you find out when your neighbors commute, when the schoolbus picks up kids, when the garbage truck passes by, and when the mail is delivered... Very few birds are actually identified, and not necessarily twice as the same species... At least the links to Wikipedia are cute. Bottom line: there is potential but a very long way to go. Meanwhile, this is too expensive to capture a few amusing bird shots.