Netvue also gave us a promo code if you're interested in ordering the feeder! 10% off Code: HEYBADGER Expires: 30th December,2022 Netvue Birdfy Official Link: bit.ly/3Owi16P
Thanks for the review! 🙌 While I appreciate the insights, I've had quite a different experience with Birdfy. Spent $500+, faced lens issues, got DOA replacements, and now told it's 'too expensive' for a 3rd replacement. NO WORKING feeders after 4 months. Ghosted by support, my trust is shattered. They're not honoring the warranty, and they told me to go to Amazon for a refund, but the return period expired during the 4 months I was waiting on a functional replacement. Two months of a working feeder isn't worth it. Just sharing my experience. #NetvueBirdfeederIssues #CustomerServiceFail #DOAWarrantyReplacements
Is the TecHNAXX the only camera bird feeder that you do not need a cell-phone or wifi for? They shold make more for people that do not have or need a cell phone.
Neat! Definitely satisfying 😁 Just a tad pricey for my budget. But hey, maybe there will be a black Friday deal 🤞 You, Ryan and your family have a Happy Thanksgiving 😊
I have found that Cole's Squirrel Sauce has helped with feeders that have been accessible to squirrels. I think It would work well with this product. Also big is the velcro strap? The trees in my yard are bigger.
I love cardinals but we don’t have any in N Idaho. I got this feeder as a gift but it seems like a lot,to do to set up. I am 77 and almost blind. Not sure where to install it. Especially since we get so much snow
Very cool idea to have a smart feeder, wanting to get one myself but little skeptical due to couple of reasons. 1) have a bunch of squirrels and they tend to eat the seeds so might not be good idea with so many of them around 2) the seed holder seems a bit small, on some days I get like 20-30 birds and may needs frequent refill. I have a couple more questions, 1) does the camera take pictures based on some motion detection?? 2) can you get a bigger sized one if available??
I would recommend mounting on a post with a squirrel baffle because the squirrels will definitely take over and eat all your seeds. The seed reservoirs on all smart feeders do seem rather small but it actually took longer than I thought for birds to deplete the seeds. The camera takes short videos based on motion for you to check out. Unfortunately I don’t think there’s a version with a bigger seed reservoir but I think it’s something they should make in the future but I don’t know if they will.
I bought this for my daughter who loves birds. It worked great and she was thrilled for several days. Then the camera wouldn't recharge and now she can't get it to recharge at all. Sending it back to Amazon. Apparently, this isn't a new issue if you read the reviews. I think this product is made in China and many products made in China have great tech...but not great battery life. Do you have feedback on any other cameras that maintain their charge and recharge well?
@@BadgerlandBirding Yes it will. Do you want English House Sparrows? Starlings? Squirrels? Safflower attracts a large list of native song birds but keeps the trash birds away. d species that regularly feed on safflower seeds include: Black-capped chickadees Black-headed grosbeaks Blue jays Carolina chickadees Downy woodpeckers Evening grosbeaks House finches Indigo buntings Mourning doves Northern cardinals Purple finches Red-bellied woodpeckers Rose-breasted grosbeaks Tufted titmice White-breasted
My family got this for me this Christmas. I do not recommend this product because of connectivity issues that even my very text savvy daughter can’t make it work\junk
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Netvue also gave us a promo code if you're interested in ordering the feeder!
10% off Code: HEYBADGER
Expires: 30th December,2022
Netvue Birdfy Official Link: bit.ly/3Owi16P
I love the Cardinals.I'm amazed how quickly your birds take to a new feeder.
very neat, thank you for the review! does the camera look like it could be removed and used separately?
Thanks for the review! 🙌 While I appreciate the insights, I've had quite a different experience with Birdfy. Spent $500+, faced lens issues, got DOA replacements, and now told it's 'too expensive' for a 3rd replacement. NO WORKING feeders after 4 months. Ghosted by support, my trust is shattered. They're not honoring the warranty, and they told me to go to Amazon for a refund, but the return period expired during the 4 months I was waiting on a functional replacement. Two months of a working feeder isn't worth it. Just sharing my experience. #NetvueBirdfeederIssues #CustomerServiceFail #DOAWarrantyReplacements
Is the TecHNAXX the only camera bird feeder that you do not need a cell-phone or wifi for? They shold make more for people that do not have or need a cell phone.
Neat! Definitely satisfying 😁 Just a tad pricey for my budget. But hey, maybe there will be a black Friday deal 🤞 You, Ryan and your family have a Happy Thanksgiving 😊
That was wonderful! Thanks for sharing.
I have found that Cole's Squirrel Sauce has helped with feeders that have been accessible to squirrels. I think It would work well with this product. Also big is the velcro strap? The trees in my yard are bigger.
The strap isn’t huge, but there is tree mounting gear that you could use instead!
I love cardinals but we don’t have any in N Idaho. I got this feeder as a gift but it seems like a lot,to do to set up. I am 77 and almost blind. Not sure where to install it. Especially since we get so much snow
I could see it being a lot under those circumstances! Maybe a relative could come over and help you set it up, or a neighbor?
Very cool idea to have a smart feeder, wanting to get one myself but little skeptical due to couple of reasons. 1) have a bunch of squirrels and they tend to eat the seeds so might not be good idea with so many of them around 2) the seed holder seems a bit small, on some days I get like 20-30 birds and may needs frequent refill. I have a couple more questions, 1) does the camera take pictures based on some motion detection?? 2) can you get a bigger sized one if available??
I would recommend mounting on a post with a squirrel baffle because the squirrels will definitely take over and eat all your seeds. The seed reservoirs on all smart feeders do seem rather small but it actually took longer than I thought for birds to deplete the seeds. The camera takes short videos based on motion for you to check out. Unfortunately I don’t think there’s a version with a bigger seed reservoir but I think it’s something they should make in the future but I don’t know if they will.
@@BadgerlandBirding thanks that helps me how to proceed!! Appreciate your work
My son got me for xmas..trying to figure out..unit to tell me name of the bird..need to identify
Have you found a way to extend the 10 second clip?
Like a kid at Christmas 🎄
My friend got it for me more for my squirrels
I bought this for my daughter who loves birds. It worked great and she was thrilled for several days. Then the camera wouldn't recharge and now she can't get it to recharge at all. Sending it back to Amazon. Apparently, this isn't a new issue if you read the reviews. I think this product is made in China and many products made in China have great tech...but not great battery life. Do you have feedback on any other cameras that maintain their charge and recharge well?
The battery in this one worked great for me. Did you check that your charging cables didn’t have any issues?
What % was it right/wrong on ID the birds?
I’d say wrong/right about 60/40
I wonder if this is IPAD IOS compatible
The squirrels were red finches
Use safflower seeds and you will not have a squirrel issue. Less waste, more expensive, but 99% squirrel free.
It also limits what bird species will come to your feeder
@@BadgerlandBirding Yes it will. Do you want English House Sparrows? Starlings? Squirrels?
Safflower attracts a large list of native song birds but keeps the trash birds away.
d species that regularly feed on safflower seeds include:
Black-capped chickadees
Black-headed grosbeaks
Blue jays
Carolina chickadees
Downy woodpeckers
Evening grosbeaks
House finches
Indigo buntings
Mourning doves
Northern cardinals
Purple finches
Red-bellied woodpeckers
Rose-breasted grosbeaks
Tufted titmice
White-breasted
My family got this for me this Christmas. I do not recommend this product because of connectivity issues that even my very text savvy daughter can’t make it work\junk
Is your feeder close enough to your Wi-Fi router? I had connectivity issues in the first place I tried it.