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Smart Bird House with Camera, Solar Powered Nest Box, 2K HD, AI Bird ID — Perchmont

Smart Bird House with Camera, Solar Powered Nest Box, 2K HD, AI Bird ID — Perchmont

Prix habituel $199.00 USD
Prix habituel Prix promotionnel $199.00 USD
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Feeders show you visitors. A nest box shows you a family. This smart bird house with camera lets you watch the whole season unfold — nest building, eggs, hatching, and first flight — in 2K HD.

The solar roof keeps the camera running without opening the box and disturbing the nest. AI bird identification tells you which species has moved in.

What's included: 2K camera nest box, solar roof, mounting hardware, free Perchmont app. No monthly fees.

Timing note: mount it in late winter or very early spring. Birds scout nesting sites well before they build.

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Free shipping, no minimum · 30-day returns · 1-year warranty · Questions? Call +1 929 604 7180

No subscription, ever

Species identification and unlimited viewing are included for the life of the product. No premium tier, no monthly fee.

When to mount it

Late winter. February in most of the US, January in the warmer south.

Birds scout nesting sites for weeks before they build. A box that appears in March has already missed the decision. A box that has sat quietly through February has been noticed, checked, and counted as an option.

Chickadees and titmice will also roost inside overnight for warmth in cold weather — and a bird that has slept in your box all winter is very likely to nest in it.

Where to mount it

Five to ten feet off the ground. Higher is not better and makes cleaning a chore.

Face the entrance away from prevailing wind and driving rain — east or north in most of North America.

Mount on a post or pole rather than a tree trunk where you can. Trunks are highways for squirrels, raccoons and snakes.

Keep boxes well apart. Most cavity nesters are territorial and will not tolerate a neighbour twenty feet away.

Shipping and returns

Free shipping on every order, no minimum. We ship to the US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand and the UAE.

US delivery typically 3–7 business days; international 7–21. Dispatched same day before 2pm Eastern.

International orders may attract import duties set by your own country, which are the recipient's responsibility.

30 days to return for a full refund, no restocking fee.

Setup and cleaning

Connects to 2.4GHz WiFi. Most cameras do not support 5GHz, so check what your router broadcasts before ordering.

Clear the box out in late autumn once the season is finished, or in early winter before scouting begins. Stiff brush, no chemicals — old nesting material holds parasites.

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Dry grass, moss and a small downy feather on weathered wood, nesting material

A whole season

A family, not just visitors

A feeder shows you a stream of arrivals. A nest box shows you one pair, right through — the first strands of dry grass carried in, the eggs, the hatching, and the morning they go.

It is the part of birding most people never get to see.

A garden at dusk with silhouetted branches against a deep blue sky

Night vision

Most of it happens in the dark

The female settling in for the night. The first sounds of hatching. The quiet hours between feedings.

Without infrared you miss half the story and never know it was there.

A weathered wooden post at the edge of a spring garden with apple blossom behind

Do not disturb

The temptation to look inside

Every time you open a nest box during the season you risk the pair abandoning it. That is the honest argument for a camera rather than a lid you keep lifting.

You see everything, and they never know you were there.

When to put up a nest box
  • A smartphone face-down on a weathered oak table beside a pine sprig and pinecone

    No subscription, ever

    Species ID and unlimited viewing for the life of the product.

  • Macro texture study of powder-coated black metal beside weathered oak grain

    Built for the second winter

    Sealed housing and solar charging, so it stays outside and keeps working.

  • A ceramic mug of coffee steaming on a porch table overlooking a garden

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    +1 929 604 7180, weekdays 9–5 Eastern. Not a chatbot.