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Smart Bird Feeder with Camera, 4K Solar Powered, AI Bird ID, No Subscription — Perchmont

Smart Bird Feeder with Camera, 4K Solar Powered, AI Bird ID, No Subscription — Perchmont

Prix habituel $249.00 USD
Prix habituel Prix promotionnel $249.00 USD
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Taxes incluses.

Our flagship smart bird feeder with camera brings every visitor to your backyard into sharp 4K detail. Automatic AI bird identification names each species and sends it straight to your phone — no monthly fees, no subscription, no paywall on features you already paid for.

The integrated solar roof keeps the camera powered through the season, so you're not pulling the feeder down to recharge it every few weeks. Weather-sealed housing stands up to rain, snow, and summer heat.

What's included: 4K camera feeder, solar roof, mounting hardware, free Perchmont app for iOS and Android.

Built for people who'd rather watch birds than manage a subscription.

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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.

What seed to use

Black oil sunflower is the single most effective seed. Thin shell, high fat, and almost every garden bird takes it.

Safflower is the quiet alternative — cardinals, chickadees and finches eat it happily, while most squirrels, grackles and starlings do not.

Skip cheap supermarket mixes. Most of it is milo and cracked corn, which birds throw on the ground looking for the sunflower buried in it.

Where to put it

Around ten feet from cover — close enough that birds have somewhere to escape to, far enough that nothing can spring from it.

Windows matter: either within three feet of the glass or more than thirty feet away. The middle distance is where collisions happen.

Five to six feet high. High enough to be awkward for cats and squirrels, low enough that you can actually refill it without a ladder.

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 compatibility

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

Solar charging needs several hours of direct sun. If your best spot is shaded, add the Solar Panel and Battery Kit — its 10ft cable lets the panel sit in sun while the feeder stays in cover.

Allow two to three weeks before birds treat a new feeder as reliable. Moving it because nothing came in five days resets that clock.

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A northern cardinal and a chickadee perched on a bare branch in winter light

Species ID

It tells you what just landed

Most people can name three or four garden birds. Automatic identification names the rest — the ones you have been seeing for years without knowing what they were.

Included. No monthly fee, no premium tier.

Which feeder attracts which birds
A wide suburban backyard with mature trees in soft morning light

Dawn

The best twenty minutes happen without you

Cardinals are among the first birds at a feeder in the morning and among the last to leave at dusk. If you are only seeing them occasionally, it may simply be that you are not looking at 5:40am.

The camera is.

Where to hang a feeder
A garden fence in dappled light with sunlit patches and deep shade

Shade vs solar

Birds want cover. Panels want sun.

The spot birds feel safest in is usually the shadiest part of the garden, which is the worst place for a solar panel. Worth thinking about before you mount anything.

If your only good spot is shaded, an extended panel on a 10ft cable solves it.

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  • 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

    A person on the phone

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