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RichBird Official via Amazon has for
Prime Members: RichBird Smart Solar Metal Bird Feeder w/ 2.5K Camera & Night Vision (White Camera) on sale for $49.99 - 50% off when you
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This is a metal bird feeder with a camera, solar charging, and night vision that doubles as a wildlife monitor. The strongest praise is for the sturdy build, surprisingly good picture quality, and the fun of catching clear bird activity, while the separate camera mount means the camera can be replaced later. The main cautions are the subscription pressure around AI bird identification and cloud features, plus reports that the solar setup, roof light, and weather sealing can be finicky. It is a better fit if you want a camera feeder for casual bird watching and can handle some setup quirks.
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Possibly not really any different. The white one does include this in the description:
"It features a 2.4L seed capacity, a long-life battery, and a gentle solar-powered night light. "
I'm not sure I can think of a reason I'd want a night light on a feeder though.
It doesn't mention the "full-color night vision" which would be a useful feature for me. I have multiple cameras set up to watch the wildlife (Racoons, Possums, Cats, Rats and a Screech Owl) come onto my deck. My cameras are meant for indoor though and don't have color night vision. How does that work I wonder?
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Squirrels are usually easy enough to defeat if you can place it away from anything that allows them to jump directly to the feeder. Just on a pole with a baffle would do it.
Alternatively, I use indoor cameras outdoors that are sheltered from the rain and they seem to hold up fine. I've done that with EZviz and Tapo cameras.
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