WUIPET Smart Bird Feeder Camera, Wild Bird Watching Cam with Solar Panel, Auto Capture Bird Videos & AI Recognition, Ideal Gift for Kids and Parents
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- 1080P HD BIRD WATCHING-This Smart Bird Feeder Camera has 1080P high resolution, which can capture the best color images and videos even at night, automatically record bird videos through the app and notify you instantly. You no longer need to worry about signal loss and miss the moment of bird's visit, you can also install the bird feeder in your backyard and use it in real time to monitor your backyard or take care of your pets
- Free storage options - including 30 days of free cloud storage. This wifi camera bird feeder also features Artificial Intelligence Bird Recognition, capable of identifying and categorizing more than 10,000+ bird species. The bird camera supports 2.4GHz WiFi connectivity with a 5dBi antenna to ensure a stable and reliable signal.
- Bird Lover Gifts - The bird feeder camera wireless outdoor is ideal for parents or spouses to help strengthen family bonds; the camera supports sharing with up to 4 cell phones, allowing multiple family members to access the footage. In addition, it can be shared with a community of bird loves, promoting engagement and interaction among enthusiasts.
- BATTERY-POWERED AND SOLAR-POWERED DESIGN - Battery capacity of 5200mAh ensures long time use, This wireless bird feeder camera is also equipped with an external solar panel for charging, two charging modes, convenient for users. A real-time battery level display allows users to monitor the battery level, and a low battery alert function ensures uninterrupted monitoring.
- Convenient to use and easy to install - This bird house feeder with camera includes a variety of mounting components for easy installation on walls, trees, fences and other suitable locations, allowing users to choose the most appropriate location for their needs; the components are removable, making refilling and cleaning a breeze, and the 2.0L capacity ensures ample storage space.
