Not all our feathered friends enjoy birdseed. Hummingbirds are a special case, as these petite birds use their specially designed beaks and long tongues to slurp up nectar from flowers. While hummingbird-specific feeders have been around for some time, trying to observe these fast-fluttering flyers is especially difficult, given their intense speed. Thankfully, the BirdDock Hummingbird Feeder Camera is designed for viewing these remarkable little creatures.
The feeder features a 2-in-1 design, housing nectar for hummingbirds and seed for all other birds. The stunning 1080p day and nighttime vision camera has an especially wide angle of 165 degrees to capture an extensive scope of the area. Like many other accompanying apps, BirdDock is imbued with AI features to help identify over 10,000 bird varieties while also allowing for live streaming and real-time notifications. Additionally, it allows multiple users to connect to the device at once, making it a great choice for nature-loving families.
While sporting a solid 4.2 rating average on Amazon, with much praise going to its pristine image quality, some users have experienced issues with Wi-Fi connection and app lagging. This is likely due to it only because it only supports signals, meaning you’ll have to adjust your router if it is used to working with 5.0GHz. Regardless, it still makes a solid option for those looking to get into feeding hummingbirds. The solar panel version goes for $169.99 on Amazon, but a battery-powered model is sold at Walmart for $119.99.
