FeatherSnap Smart Bird Seed Feeder
WiFi-enabled? Check. Solar-powered? Of course. Just plain fun? Heck yes. Designed to draw feathered friends and curious minds alike, the original FeatherSnap Seed Feeder continues to send fellow bird nerds flocking.
Product Features:
- Built-in WiFi enabled camera.
- Integrated solar power (no upgrades required) with rechargeable battery.
- Universal mount and hardware for quick, easy, stress-free setup.
- Dual seed bins to invite more birds.
- Durable, all-weather bird feeder and super crisp HD camera.
- Free FeatherSnap app sends detailed photos and live stream videos of birds right to your phone – available for download on the App Store or Google Play.
- Tech-powered, science-backed, STEM.org-certified fun.
- Friendly, quick help and support. Our customer service teams are all U.S.-based, which means you’ll get to speak with a real person, not a machine, to get the help you need and be on your way.
Unlock even more features with our premium app subscription (NOT INCLUDED IN THIS DEAL) to:
- Create a personalized Bird Book of visiting species
- Earn badges and discover fun facts about your feathered guests
- Use AI-powered bird identification to learn more about your visitors
What’s In The Box:
- FeatherSnap Camera
- USB-C Charging cable
- Rechargeable Lithium Battery
- FeatherSnap Bird Feeder
- Mounting Bracket
- Tree Strap
- Wall Anchors
- Mounting Screws
Product Details:
- Seed Feeder Dimensions: 14" (H) x 12" (W) x 10" (D)
- Charging Time ~4hrs
- Battery Life 4,500 captures (without solar). With solar panel, most customers rarely need to recharge.
- Materials: Metal (16%), Plastic (81%), PCB (2%)
- Wifi Range: 150 ft
FeatherSnap Birdseed Recommendations:
- Black Oil Sunflower Seeds: These are versatile and attract a wide range of birds, including finches, chickadees, cardinals, nuthatches, and sparrows.
- Safflower Seeds: Attracts birds like cardinals, grosbeaks, and chickadees, and can be a good option if you're having problems with squirrels.
- Nyjer (Thistle) Seeds: Ideal for smaller birds with delicate beaks, like goldfinches, siskins, and redpolls.
- Peanuts: Shelled or unshelled peanuts are a great option for attracting woodpeckers, jays, and nuthatches. Make sure to offer unsalted, raw peanuts.
- Additional Considerations:
- Seasonal Adjustments: Consider the time of year when choosing seeds. For example, black oil sunflower seeds are good for spring when birds are nurturing their young, while thistle seeds provide fat for warmth in winter.
- Placement: Properly positioning your feeder can help you attract the birds you want to see and accommodate their needs.
Care Instructions:
To keep birds healthy and your smart bird feeder working like a charm, you’ll want to clean it regularly. Even wild birds can carry illnesses that could spread through shared feeders. A quick, regular cleaning helps keep them safe.
We recommend cleaning 1-2 times per month, but more if it’s hot, humid or if your feeder has been exposed to a lot of rain.
Here’s how:
- Dump out any leftover seed (right in the garbage, not the compost).
- Remove the camera before washing.
- Wash the feeder with warm, soapy water.
- Disinfect with diluted bleach mix (1 part bleach, 9 parts water).
- Use a bottle brush to get into all the nooks without needing to disassemble.
- Rinse well and let it dry completely before refilling with fresh seed and reattaching the camera.
WiFi-enabled? Check. Solar-powered? Of course. Just plain fun? Heck yes. Designed to draw feathered friends and curious minds alike, the original FeatherSnap Seed Feeder continues to send fellow bird nerds flocking.
Product Features:
- Built-in WiFi enabled camera.
- Integrated solar power (no upgrades required) with rechargeable battery.
- Universal mount and hardware for quick, easy, stress-free setup.
- Dual seed bins to invite more birds.
- Durable, all-weather bird feeder and super crisp HD camera.
- Free FeatherSnap app sends detailed photos and live stream videos of birds right to your phone – available for download on the App Store or Google Play.
- Tech-powered, science-backed, STEM.org-certified fun.
- Friendly, quick help and support. Our customer service teams are all U.S.-based, which means you’ll get to speak with a real person, not a machine, to get the help you need and be on your way.
Unlock even more features with our premium app subscription (NOT INCLUDED IN THIS DEAL) to:
- Create a personalized Bird Book of visiting species
- Earn badges and discover fun facts about your feathered guests
- Use AI-powered bird identification to learn more about your visitors
What’s In The Box:
- FeatherSnap Camera
- USB-C Charging cable
- Rechargeable Lithium Battery
- FeatherSnap Bird Feeder
- Mounting Bracket
- Tree Strap
- Wall Anchors
- Mounting Screws
Product Details:
- Seed Feeder Dimensions: 14" (H) x 12" (W) x 10" (D)
- Charging Time ~4hrs
- Battery Life 4,500 captures (without solar). With solar panel, most customers rarely need to recharge.
- Materials: Metal (16%), Plastic (81%), PCB (2%)
- Wifi Range: 150 ft
FeatherSnap Birdseed Recommendations:
- Black Oil Sunflower Seeds: These are versatile and attract a wide range of birds, including finches, chickadees, cardinals, nuthatches, and sparrows.
- Safflower Seeds: Attracts birds like cardinals, grosbeaks, and chickadees, and can be a good option if you're having problems with squirrels.
- Nyjer (Thistle) Seeds: Ideal for smaller birds with delicate beaks, like goldfinches, siskins, and redpolls.
- Peanuts: Shelled or unshelled peanuts are a great option for attracting woodpeckers, jays, and nuthatches. Make sure to offer unsalted, raw peanuts.
- Additional Considerations:
- Seasonal Adjustments: Consider the time of year when choosing seeds. For example, black oil sunflower seeds are good for spring when birds are nurturing their young, while thistle seeds provide fat for warmth in winter.
- Placement: Properly positioning your feeder can help you attract the birds you want to see and accommodate their needs.
Care Instructions:
To keep birds healthy and your smart bird feeder working like a charm, you’ll want to clean it regularly. Even wild birds can carry illnesses that could spread through shared feeders. A quick, regular cleaning helps keep them safe.
We recommend cleaning 1-2 times per month, but more if it’s hot, humid or if your feeder has been exposed to a lot of rain.
Here’s how:
- Dump out any leftover seed (right in the garbage, not the compost).
- Remove the camera before washing.
- Wash the feeder with warm, soapy water.
- Disinfect with diluted bleach mix (1 part bleach, 9 parts water).
- Use a bottle brush to get into all the nooks without needing to disassemble.
- Rinse well and let it dry completely before refilling with fresh seed and reattaching the camera.
