Bird Buddy Solar Feeder Is the Perfect Gift for Nature-Loving Moms, at Its Lowest Price and Arrives by Tomorrow
If you're the type of person who likes to spend a lot of time out in nature, a bird feeder can be a fun and useful idea. But where do you get a good one? And what can you really do with one? As it turns out, with a smart feeder, a whole lot.
Check out Amazon now to get the Bird Buddy Pro Solar Feeder + Perch Extender Bundle for just $278, down from its usual price of $328. That's a discount of $50 and 15% off.
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A feeder that's truly for the birds
This bird feeder and perch offer a cool mix of nature and tech that makes birdwatching a lot more interactive. That means you don't have to just sit and watch, you can actually spend time with the birds and keep track of and take photos of them! The feeder has a built-in camera that can automatically take photos and record video whenever a bird arrives.
The Bird Buddy app uses built-in AI to identify each species, gives you some background, and logs your sightings, all of which end up creating a sort of digital bird journal that you can go back and look at to see all the birds that have been at your home over time.
This bundle includes more than just the feeder. You also get a solar panel attachment so you don't have to worry about charging it, a perch extender that gives bigger birds a place to land, and feeding attachments for seeds, fruits, or even jelly depending on what you want to offer. There's even a wall mount included so you can install it wherever makes the most sense, whether it's outside a kitchen window, on a back fence, or in a garden nook.
If you like knowing when new birds arrive, you can get notifications on your phone when there's a visitor, and all your photos are saved in a digital collection you can scroll through later. It's kind of like having a wildlife camera but made specifically for your backyard.
At just under $300, this bird feeder can do plenty to make you feel like you're much closer to nature. You get tons of opportunities to take photos and video, identify new species, and learn more about the feathered friends visiting your home. If that sounds like fun to you, don't be a bird brain. Grab your own Bird Buddy and see how it works today.
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