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The increasingly popular gadgets, which take photos of avian visitors, are turning at-home birding into a shared experience.

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Birdkeepers say they are impressed by this feeder's advanced AI identification system that can detect over 10,000 bird ...

Hang the feeder in a quiet spot close to the plants and flowers these feathered fairies already enjoy, but not in a spot that ...

Looking to attract some feathered friends to your back yard? Here's some guidance on building your own bird garden.

It likely started with pandemic cabin fever and a flock of TikTok naturalists but it’s fledged into the rise of tech toys that put AI-assisted cameras and connected apps on bird feeders so you can ...

Smart bird feeders snap pictures and videos of birds stopping by for a bite, identify them by species, and sometimes do double duty as security cameras. I've tested the most popular models to help ...

That’s why you may wish to try a birdhouse feeder or feeder with an awning, such as a Kingsyard Birdhouse Bird Feeder or even this wooden bird feeder that somewhat resembles a picnic pavilion.

If you already have a bird feeder or birdhouse set up that you feel attached to, you can make it smart with a camera. That's what the Hibird smart camera from Camojojo is, essentially. All the smart ...

Cleaning bird feeders helps prevent the spread of disease among our feathered friends. These guide explains how to clean seed and hummingbird feeders.