Comes apart without tools
Droll Yankees Ring Pull Tube Bird Feeder A-6RP
Pull one ring and the tube, ports and base come apart for washing. Holds 1 lb of seed; hang it or screw it onto a pole.
For most yards, start with a seed tube you can take apart by hand, a weight-closing feeder where squirrels raid, or a suction-cup window feeder if you want birds up close.
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Comes apart without tools
Pull one ring and the tube, ports and base come apart for washing. Holds 1 lb of seed; hang it or screw it onto a pole.
Squirrels keep raiding
A squirrel’s weight closes the ports. Holds 5.1 lb of sunflower seed and comes apart by hand.
Birds at the window
Three suction cups and no drilling; the seed tray slides out for refills.
A commission never decides the picks. How we choose.
Choose the features you need and the space you have. Check current prices with the retailer.
Choose what matters above for a shorter list. Feeders without a camera come first, grouped by type: tubes, hoppers, trays, window feeders, suet, mealworm, nectar, then oriole; camera feeders follow. The 3 picks above are not repeated here.
Duncraft · Seed feeder
Woodpeckers, which brace on its grooved perches the way they do on a trunk; the mesh sides show how much is left.
Keep in mind: Four ports, so only four birds feed at a time.
Birds Choice · Seed feeder
Shelled peanuts for woodpeckers, which cling to its grooved sides to feed.
Keep in mind: It holds about 1 lb, so a group of woodpeckers or jays empties it quickly.
Birds Choice · Seed feeder
Clinging birds such as chickadees, titmice, nuthatches and woodpeckers, which pick peanut pieces through the mesh.
Keep in mind: Birds Choice makes no squirrel claim for it, so plan on a baffle or a long wire.
Brome · Seed feeder
A small squirrel-proof tube for 1 lb of seed, hung 18 inches from anything a squirrel can stand on.
Keep in mind: Its closing weight is fixed; the Squirrel Buster Plus lets you set it for heavier birds.
Aspects · Seed feeder
A nyjer tube for goldfinches: eight small ports, and the base comes off to wash the tube.
Keep in mind: Nyjer goes stale: fill only what finches empty in a week or two.
Aspects · Seed feeder
A metal-capped sunflower tube whose base comes off to wash it.
Keep in mind: It has no squirrel guard; hang it on a baffled pole or away from jump-off points.
Aspects · Seed feeder
A big 3.5 qt tube: the base comes off without tools, even with a seed tray attached.
Keep in mind: It has no squirrel guard; use a baffle and keep it away from jump-off points.
Brome · Seed feeder
Nyjer for goldfinches with squirrels around: eight finch ports, 2.4 lb, and the shroud shuts under a squirrel.
Keep in mind: It needs 18 inches of clear space all round, or a squirrel reaches it from a foothold without triggering the shroud.
Brome · Seed feeder
Shelled peanuts for woodpeckers, nuthatches and jays, behind a shroud that shuts when a squirrel climbs on.
Keep in mind: It needs 18 inches of clear space all round so a squirrel has to climb on to reach it.
Brome · Seed feeder
A compact squirrel-resistant tube, 1.3 lb and 13 in tall, with a spring you can set for heavier birds.
Keep in mind: It needs 18 inches of clear space all round so a squirrel has to climb on to reach it.
Brome · Seed feeder
A tall 2.4 lb squirrel-resistant tube, at a lower price than the Plus, if you do not need to adjust the spring.
Keep in mind: The spring is not adjustable, so you cannot tune it for heavier birds.
Brome · Seed feeder
Holds 2.6 lb behind a squirrel-closing shroud, with a spring you can set for heavier birds.
Keep in mind: It needs 18 inches of clear space all round so a squirrel has to climb on to reach it.
Brome · Seed feeder
A squirrel-resistant feeder with a ring perch big enough for cardinals and drip edges that keep rain off the seed.
Keep in mind: The spring is not adjustable.
Nature's Way · Seed feeder
A large mesh tube for peanuts and sunflower that clinging birds feed on from every side, and that comes apart without tools.
Keep in mind: The tray around the base lets perching birds and squirrels feed too; Nature’s Way makes no squirrel claim for it.
Nature's Way · Seed feeder
Two defenses in one feeder where squirrels raid: a cage, and a shield that drops over the ports under a squirrel’s weight.
Keep in mind: Nature’s Way does not give the size of the cage openings, so check that the birds you want can get in.
Droll Yankees · Seed feeder
Spins squirrels off its perch ring; holds 5 lb of seed and needs recharging.
Keep in mind: Hang it at least four feet above ground and eight feet from squirrel jump points.
Aspects · Seed feeder
Shelled peanuts for woodpeckers, nuthatches, chickadees and titmice, which cling to the mesh.
Keep in mind: Use shelled peanuts only; whole peanuts in the shell do not fit through the mesh.
Aspects · Seed feeder
Goldfinches, siskins and redpolls cling all over the mesh, so a dozen can feed at once.
Keep in mind: Nyjer goes stale: fill only what finches empty in a week or two.
Birds Choice · Seed feeder
About 1 lb of nyjer on a stainless screen finches cling to, in goldfinch yellow.
Keep in mind: Nyjer goes stale: fill only what finches empty in a week or two.
Birds Choice · Seed feeder
About 1.2 lb of nyjer behind screen sides that finches hang on.
Keep in mind: Nyjer goes stale: fill only what finches empty in a week or two.
Duncraft · Seed feeder
Nyjer for goldfinches under a 12 in dome that keeps the seed dry, with a tray that catches spills.
Keep in mind: Nyjer goes stale: fill only what finches empty in a week or two.
Duncraft · Seed feeder
Clinging birds feed through an outer grid squirrels cannot reach through; no springs or batteries.
Keep in mind: The grid also keeps out cardinals and other big birds.
Duncraft · Seed feeder
Goldfinches on eight nyjer ports, with a tray that catches the spill.
Keep in mind: Empty and dry the tray after rain: wet nyjer spoils quickly.
Duncraft · Seed feeder
Small songbirds only: a caged tube gray squirrels and big birds cannot reach.
Keep in mind: It is built for small songbirds: larger birds are kept out along with the squirrels.
More Birds · Seed feeder
Shuts all four ports when a squirrel climbs on, with a wide top for filling.
Keep in mind: Hang it 4 ft up and 8 ft from anything a squirrel can jump from, as Woodstream advises.
Birds Choice · Seed feeder
Shelled peanuts or sunflower for clinging birds, in a feeder whose top slides up the cable to fill and clean.
Keep in mind: It has no perches: birds cling to the mesh, which suits chickadees, nuthatches and woodpeckers better than cardinals.
WoodLink · Seed feeder
Holds 8 quarts, closes under squirrels, and comes with its own pole.
Keep in mind: Use the pole and hanger it comes with; WoodLink does not publish pole sizes or a weight limit for other setups.
Birds Choice · Seed feeder
A made-in-USA recycled-plastic hopper for cardinals, jays and chickadees, about 3 lb of seed.
Keep in mind: The 1 in pole flange (#1202) or 15 in hanging cable (#C15) is sold separately.
Birds Choice · Seed feeder
About 6 lb of seed plus two suet cakes on one pole: a feeding station in one box.
Keep in mind: Pole mount only, and the 1 in pole flange (#1202) is sold separately.
Kingsyard · Seed feeder
Holds 5 lb of mixed seed and closes its ports under a squirrel’s weight.
Keep in mind: The spring also closes under large birds, so jays and grackles may be shut out.
Kingsyard · Seed feeder
Seed and suet in one feeder: 3 lb of seed and two suet cakes.
Keep in mind: Plain suet softens in heat; use no-melt cakes in summer.
Duncraft · Seed feeder
Holds 4.5 lb, and its adjustable perches shut the seed trays under a squirrel’s weight.
Keep in mind: Set the perch weight with care: too light and it shuts out cardinals too.
Birds Choice · Seed feeder
A small hopper for a few days of sunflower, with a mesh floor that keeps seed dry.
Keep in mind: About 1.5 lb: refill every few days when it is busy.
Droll Yankees · Platform feeder
A covered tray for seed, fruit, suet or mealworms, with a dome you raise for bigger birds.
Keep in mind: Squirrels can reach it: hang it out of jumping range or add a baffle.
Duncraft · Platform feeder
A wide platform whose grid slows squirrels down while bigger birds still feed.
Keep in mind: Its grid limits how much seed a squirrel can reach; it does not keep squirrels off. For that, baffle the pole or hang it where a squirrel cannot jump to it.
Birds Choice · Platform feeder
A big pole-mounted tray for cardinals, jays and doves, or a catcher under a hopper so less seed hits the ground.
Keep in mind: The 1 in pole flange (#1202) or the leg set (#SNLS) for ground use is sold separately.
Brome · Platform feeder
Catches what falls from the feeder above and feeds the ground birds on a tray instead.
Keep in mind: Needs Brome’s BirdsUP Single Pole.
Birds Choice · Platform feeder
A small hanging tray for cardinals, jays, doves and juncos, with a mesh floor that drains.
Keep in mind: An open tray collects droppings: scrape it daily and wash it every week or two.
Kingsyard · Platform feeder
Small birds reach the seed through 1.5 in cage openings; squirrels and big birds stay outside.
Keep in mind: The cage keeps out cardinals and jays too; give them a separate tray.
Duncraft · Platform feeder
A hanging bowl under a wide weather guard, roomy enough for cardinals and grosbeaks to perch and feed.
Keep in mind: A bowl collects wet hulls; tip it out and wash it every week or two.
Duncraft · Platform feeder
An open tray that brings the most kinds of birds: seed, fruit, nuts or suet on a mesh floor that drains.
Keep in mind: An open tray collects droppings: scrape it daily and wash it every week or two.
Duncraft · Platform feeder
Doves, juncos, sparrows and towhees that feed on the ground, with room for seed, seed blocks, fruit or suet cakes.
Keep in mind: Food on an open tray at ground level is within easy reach of squirrels and other animals too.
Duncraft · Platform feeder
Ground-feeding birds such as doves and cardinals, with corner perches that chickadees and finches land on.
Keep in mind: Food at ground level is within reach of squirrels and other animals, so fill only what the birds finish in a day.
Birds Choice · Platform feeder
Mealworms, peanuts, fruit or seed in a dish the dome keeps dry, with suet logs beside it.
Keep in mind: The dish is 6¼ in across and 1¾ in deep, so it holds a small amount at a time.
Droll Yankees · Window feeder
A small window feeder on three suction cups for seed, fruit, suet or mealworms.
Keep in mind: Choose it only if you can remove and manage the whole feeder at the window; it has no slide-out tray.
Aspects · Window feeder
Seed at the window under a clear roof; the reservoir slides out to fill and wash.
Keep in mind: Treat the glass around it with markers no more than 2 inches apart; a close feeder does not make the window safe on its own.
Birds Choice · Window feeder
A seed tray at the window for chickadees, titmice and cardinals; it lifts off its suction cups to fill and wash.
Keep in mind: Treat the glass around it with markers no more than 2 inches apart.
Duncraft · Window feeder
A seed hopper on the glass that holds 2¾ lb, with a lift-off roof to refill.
Keep in mind: Treat the glass around it so birds see the window.
Brome · Suet feeder
Two suet cakes behind a shroud that shuts when a squirrel climbs on.
Keep in mind: Leave at least 18 inches clear around it so a squirrel cannot bypass the closing shroud.
WoodLink · Suet feeder
A cedar suet holder with a long tail prop for woodpeckers.
Keep in mind: WoodLink lists it in its Wild Birds Unlimited range and does not sell it from its own site: ask a Wild Birds Unlimited store for item 26875.
Birds Choice · Suet feeder
Two suet cakes and a 9.5 in tail prop, so woodpeckers brace as they do on a trunk.
Keep in mind: Plain suet softens and goes rancid in heat; use no-melt cakes in summer.
Birds Choice · Suet feeder
Suet that woodpeckers and nuthatches eat from below and starlings find hard to reach.
Keep in mind: Plain suet softens and goes rancid in heat; use no-melt cakes in summer.
Duncraft · Window feeder
Woodpeckers at the window: one suet cake held by clips, on suction cups.
Keep in mind: Plain suet softens in heat and can smear on the glass; use no-melt cakes in summer.
Duncraft · Suet feeder
Suet only clinging birds reach from below, which starlings dislike.
Keep in mind: Suet softens in summer heat; use no-melt cakes or stop in hot weather.
Birds Choice · Suet feeder
Seed and two suet cakes in one hanging feeder.
Keep in mind: Heavy when full (4.5 lb empty): hang it from a strong hook or branch.
Birds Choice · Suet feeder
Suet that squirrels, grackles and starlings cannot reach, inside a wire cage.
Keep in mind: Larger suet eaters, such as Pileated Woodpeckers, cannot get through 1⅜ in openings either.
Birds Choice · Suet feeder
One suet cake in a frame that does not rust or split, with panels that come out to wash.
Keep in mind: One cake: refill often in cold weather.
More Birds · Suet feeder
Seed and suet together: 8.4 lb of seed and two suet cakes in one feeder.
Keep in mind: Not squirrel-resistant: put a baffle on the pole.
Birds Choice · Mealworm feeder
Mealworms for bluebirds behind 1.5 in side holes that bigger birds cannot use.
Keep in mind: Holds one 3 oz cup: put out a small daily amount rather than a store.
Kingsyard · Mealworm feeder
Mealworms for bluebirds behind 1.5 in openings that keep bigger birds out.
Keep in mind: Kingsyard does not publish its capacity: put out a small daily amount.
Duncraft · Mealworm feeder
Bluebirds at your window: mealworms behind 1.5 in openings, under a clear roof.
Keep in mind: Bluebirds need open grass near the house to find it.
Duncraft · Mealworm feeder
Bluebirds at your window: mealworms behind 1½ in openings under a clear roof.
Keep in mind: Bluebirds need open grass near the house to find it.
Birds Choice · Mealworm feeder
A daily cup of mealworms for bluebirds, in a cup that lifts out to rinse.
Keep in mind: 3 oz: put out a small daily ration, the way bluebirds learn to expect it.
Nature's Way · Mealworm feeder
Mealworms and fruit for bluebirds and wrens in a dish that lifts out to wash.
Keep in mind: The dish holds ¾ cup, so fill it every day or two.
Duncraft · Mealworm feeder
Bluebirds and other small birds, which slip in through the 1½ in openings while the roof keeps rain and snow off.
Keep in mind: Project FeederWatch cautions against wood feeders that cannot be washed well: wash it often and let it dry fully.
Duncraft · Mealworm feeder
Mealworms or sunflower hearts for small songbirds that feed inside, out of the rain.
Keep in mind: The openings on its four sides are large, and Duncraft makes no claim that they keep bigger birds out.
Perky-Pet · Nectar feeder
A 16 oz glass hummingbird bottle with bee guards; the base comes apart for scrubbing.
Keep in mind: Clean it at least twice weekly; in hot weather, empty and clean a nectar feeder every day or every other day.
Nature Anywhere · Nectar feeder
Hummingbirds at your window on suction cups; wash the base every 2 to 3 days.
Keep in mind: Plan to take it off the glass and wash it every 2 to 3 days; if that is more than you can keep up, nectar flowers in the garden need no washing.
Aspects · Nectar feeder
A shallow 12 oz saucer: lift off the cover and every surface is in reach to scrub.
Keep in mind: In hot weather, empty and clean the feeder every day or every other day; if that is more than you can keep up, nectar flowers in the garden need no washing.
Aspects · Nectar feeder
Hummingbirds at the window: 8 oz of nectar on a suction-cup bracket, with a perch that keeps the bird in view.
Keep in mind: Suction cups hold best on clean, smooth glass; check the hold at every refill.
Aspects · Nectar feeder
A small 4 oz window feeder, so you only ever mix as much nectar as one or two birds finish.
Keep in mind: At 4 oz it empties fast where several hummingbirds visit; a busy window may need the 8 oz Jewel Box.
Aspects · Nectar feeder
The big HummZinger saucer, 16 oz and six ports, for yards with many hummingbirds.
Keep in mind: Fill only what the birds finish before it spoils; in hot weather that is a day or two.
Aspects · Nectar feeder
A small saucer for hanging several feeders apart, so a territorial hummingbird cannot guard them all.
Keep in mind: The ant moat works only with water in it.
Birds Choice · Nectar feeder
Hummingbirds at the window: the feeder lifts off its suction cups to wash, and the cups stay on the glass.
Keep in mind: About 3.5 oz: enough for a day or two, the time nectar keeps in heat.
Birds Choice · Nectar feeder
A 12 oz saucer that goes in the top rack of the dishwasher, with a red guard that keeps rain off and shades the nectar.
Keep in mind: The ant moat works only while it holds water.
Kingsyard · Nectar feeder
A 12 oz saucer with a metal cover, six ports and a wide mouth for cleaning.
Keep in mind: Kingsyard answers that it is ant- and leak-proof but not bee-proof.
Kingsyard · Nectar feeder
A 16 oz glass bottle you can see into, with six flower ports and an ant moat on the hook.
Keep in mind: Bottles need a bottle brush to reach the corners; scrub the base and ports at every refill.
More Birds · Nectar feeder
A large glass bottle with its own ant moat, for a busy yard.
Keep in mind: 28 oz is more than a few birds drink before nectar spoils: fill it part way.
Birds Choice · Oriole feeder
Grape jelly and orange halves under a clear roof; the jelly cups lift out to wash.
Keep in mind: Jelly spoils and draws wasps in heat; put out a little at a time.
Aspects · Oriole feeder
Nectar for orioles: four large ports, oriole-sized perches and a built-in ant moat.
Keep in mind: The ant moat stops ants only while it holds water, so top it up at every refill.
Birds Choice · Oriole feeder
Feeds orioles three ways at once: nectar, grape jelly and an orange half, with an ant moat built in.
Keep in mind: Jelly and nectar both spoil in heat; empty and wash it every day or two in hot weather.
Duncraft · Oriole feeder
Grape jelly and orange slices on both sides, under a clear roof.
Keep in mind: Jelly spoils and draws wasps in heat; put out a little at a time.
Duncraft · Oriole feeder
Grape jelly for orioles under a roof, in two dishes that lift out to wash.
Keep in mind: Change the jelly often in warm weather; it spoils and draws bees.
Birds Choice · Oriole feeder
Grape jelly and two orange halves in one small hanging feeder.
Keep in mind: 3 oz of jelly goes fast once orioles find it.
Perky-Pet · Oriole feeder
Nectar, an orange half and jelly for orioles from one feeder.
Keep in mind: 30 oz of nectar spoils before a few orioles drink it in hot weather: fill it part way.
Perky-Pet · Oriole feeder
Grape jelly kept covered in its own jar, so you never scoop it.
Keep in mind: Clean the tray often: jelly in the open draws bees and ants.
Nature's Way · Oriole feeder
Grape jelly and orange halves for orioles, with a dish that lifts out to wash.
Keep in mind: Jelly spoils and draws bees in warm weather: put out a little at a time and change it often.
Nature's Way · Oriole feeder
Orioles that take nectar, jelly and oranges, all on one feeder with an ant moat built in.
Keep in mind: Nectar and jelly both spoil in heat: wash and refill every few days, more often when it is hot.
Birdfy · Camera feeder
Birdfy’s basic camera feeder: live view and 30-day clips free, and unlimited bird ID for life if you pick the AI Lifetime offer.
Keep in mind: Pick the AI Lifetime Free offer for unlimited bird ID with no renewal. On the AI by Subscription version the free app names up to 10 visits a day, and Plus ($79.99 a year for up to 2 cameras, checked Oct 9, 2026) makes it unlimited.
Birdfy · Camera feeder
A small Birdfy camera feeder whose current store offer includes unlimited bird ID for life.
Keep in mind: Plan for USB charging; count a solar panel as included only when the exact checkout bundle lists one, because the product and support pages conflict.
Birdfy · Camera feeder
A roomy 2.5 L Birdfy camera feeder with one camera; the free app names up to 10 visitors a day.
Keep in mind: After the seven-day trial the free app names up to 10 visitors a day; unlimited bird ID needs Plus, $79.99 a year for up to 2 cameras (Birdfy store, checked Oct 9, 2026).
Birdfy · Camera feeder
Two cameras at once, a close-up and a wider view, with a solar panel in the box.
Keep in mind: Birdfy’s pages disagree on whether a Plus year comes with it, so judge it by the camera and feeder; Plus on its own costs $79.99 a year (checked Oct 9, 2026).
Birdfy · Camera feeder
Three camera angles, and unlimited bird ID for life in its current store offer.
Keep in mind: Birdfy says at least 20 people can be invited to watch, but gives no firm maximum; if more must watch, ask Birdfy first.
Birdfy · Camera feeder
A metal Birdfy camera feeder with built-in solar, when the build matters more than the bird-ID offer.
Keep in mind: Birdfy lists AI by Subscription for the Metal: the free app names up to 10 visits a day, and Plus makes it unlimited. For lifetime bird ID, the Metal 2 4K is sold with it.
Birdfy · Camera feeder
4K video, 5 GHz Wi-Fi and unlimited bird ID for life in its current store offer.
Keep in mind: Choose another model for memory-card recording.
Birdfy · Camera feeder
The biggest Birdfy hopper, 3.5 L, in a bamboo body you keep dry between cleanings.
Keep in mind: Birdfy publishes no washing steps for the bamboo body; keep it dry between cleanings.
Birdfy · Nectar feeder
A compact hummingbird camera for a spot you can reach every few days to change the nectar.
Keep in mind: The free app names up to 10 visitors a day; the one-year Plus bundle adds unlimited bird ID, and Plus on its own costs $79.99 a year (checked Oct 9, 2026).
Birdfy · Nectar feeder
Two views of your hummingbirds, including a high-speed close-up.
Keep in mind: The free app names up to 10 visitors a day; the one-year Plus bundle adds unlimited bird ID, and Plus on its own costs $79.99 a year (checked Oct 9, 2026).
Birdbuddy · Camera feeder
Free bird ID on feeder visits; Birdbuddy says the solar roof can keep it charged, depending on sun and use.
Keep in mind: Choose another feeder for memory-card storage or 5 GHz Wi-Fi.
Birdbuddy · Nectar feeder
Free hummingbird ID in the app; you recharge it by USB-C.
Keep in mind: No solar roof comes with this version, so hang it where you can reach it to charge by USB-C.
Birdbuddy · Nectar feeder
Free hummingbird ID and a solar roof; it still needs cleaning at least every second refill.
Keep in mind: Clean it at least every second refill; the solar roof does not reduce nectar-care work.
FeatherSnap · Camera feeder
Two seed chambers for two foods at once; free photos, with bird ID and video in Premium.
Keep in mind: Bird ID and video downloads need Premium, paid for each camera; count that in if they are why you are buying.
FeatherSnap · Nectar feeder
A large 1 L nectar reservoir that comes out for cleaning; bird ID is in Premium.
Keep in mind: Bird ID and video downloads need Premium, paid for each camera; count that in if they are why you are buying.
Harymor · Camera feeder
Records to a microSD card at home, with three days of free cloud clips; bird ID costs extra.
Keep in mind: Expect 1080p video: Harymor’s full specification says 1080p, and only a separate teaser mentions 2K.
Harymor · Nectar feeder
A hummingbird camera that records to its included 32 GB card; the feeder part comes off for washing.
Keep in mind: Harymor lists bird ID at $2.99 a month (checked Oct 9, 2026) but does not say whether that covers one camera or the account, or offer a yearly price.
Avinory · Camera feeder
2.5K video saved to a microSD card, if exact capacity and size do not matter to you.
Keep in mind: Avinory’s page gives conflicting figures for seed capacity (3.5 lb or 1.6 L), viewing angle (144 to 160 degrees) and material (all metal, or ABS and metal); ask Avinory before you buy if one of them matters.
Birdfy · Camera feeder
A wooden Birdfy camera feeder with a solar roof; the wood needs resealing every 3 to 6 months.
Keep in mind: Birdfy recommends resealing the wood every 3 to 6 months. Choose a different body if you want to avoid that extra job.
Kiwibit · Camera feeder
Bird ID and 60 days of cloud clips for life with no subscription, plus recordings on a microSD card at home.
Keep in mind: Joins 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only; 5 GHz is not supported.
Kiwibit · Camera feeder
Bird ID for life with no subscription, a solar roof and two seed mixes at once, plus recordings on a microSD card at home.
Keep in mind: Joins 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only; 5 GHz is not supported.
Kiwibit · Camera feeder
Sharp shots of fast birds, with autofocus and slow motion, on 2.4 or 5 GHz Wi-Fi, and bird ID for life with no subscription.
Keep in mind: No night vision: Kiwibit lists it as not supported on this model.
Kiwibit · Camera feeder
A smaller, lighter camera feeder for a wall or a pole, with bird ID for life and no subscription.
Keep in mind: Holds 0.8 L of seed, about half what the Bird Feeder 2 holds.
Perky-Pet · Camera feeder
A squirrel-resistant camera feeder with no subscription at all, if you don’t need the app to name each bird.
Keep in mind: The app does not name species: its AI only checks that the visitor is a bird before it alerts you.
Perky-Pet · Camera feeder
The same squirrel-resistant camera feeder with no subscription, plus a solar panel so you rarely take the camera down to charge.
Keep in mind: The app does not name species: its AI only checks that the visitor is a bird before it alerts you.
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