Birdty

Download the Birdty app, create an account, and follow the in-app setup wizard. Power on your feeder camera, enable Bluetooth on your phone for initial pairing, then connect the feeder to your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. Mount the feeder in your yard, fill it with birdseed, and you're ready to start birdwatching. The app will guide you through each step with clear instructions.

Yes, the Birdty app is free to download and use. It includes free features like live view, motion detection alerts, device sharing, and 30 days of free cloud storage for short video clips. For extended cloud storage (60-second videos stored for 30 days), an optional subscription is available at $4.99/month. AI bird identification features may require a premium subscription.

Birdty smart bird feeder cameras connect to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks. They do not support 5 GHz networks. Make sure your router broadcasts a 2.4 GHz network before setting up your feeder. The camera uses Bluetooth for initial pairing with your phone.

The built-in 5000mAh rechargeable battery provides approximately 3-4 months of standby time under normal usage. Battery life varies depending on how many motion events are triggered daily. For continuous power, you can purchase the optional Birdty solar panel accessory, which charges the battery during daylight hours.

Yes, Birdty supports device sharing. You can invite family members or friends to view your feeder through the app by sending them an invitation. Shared users can watch the live view, receive alerts, and view recorded clips. The primary account holder retains full management control.

Birdty offers two storage options: cloud storage and local SD card storage. Free cloud storage provides 30 days of short video clips. A premium cloud plan at $4.99/month offers 60-second recordings stored for 30 days. Alternatively, you can insert a microSD card (up to 128GB) into the feeder camera for local storage with no subscription required.

Birdty's squirrel deterrent uses the camera's AI-powered motion detection to distinguish squirrels from birds. When a squirrel is detected at the feeder, the device triggers built-in deterrent sounds to scare the squirrel away. You can enable or disable this feature and adjust sensitivity in the app's settings.

Yes, Birdty features infrared night vision that allows the camera to monitor and record bird activity in low-light and nighttime conditions. Night vision images appear in black and white. The camera automatically switches between day and night modes based on ambient light levels.

Birdty's AI bird identification can recognize many common backyard bird species. Users have reported successful identification of cardinals, goldfinches, chickadees, hawks, parrots, and other species. The AI continues to improve as more users contribute data. Note that AI identification is a premium feature that may require a subscription.

Yes, Birdty offers specialized hummingbird feeder accessories with unique nectar ports designed specifically for hummingbirds. These accessories can be used with the Birdty camera to capture close-up HD video of hummingbird visits. Check the Birdty website or app for compatible hummingbird feeder products.