Smart Bird Feeder with Camera

HEAPETS

Quick Verdict

The HEAPETS bird feeder has a camera, solar power, and an app for checking yard visitors. The reviewer says it mounts to a pole, tree, or fence and has places for several types of bird food.

Video Proof Moments

Pole tree and fence mounting

Indoor charging option

Seed suet and jelly options

One hummingbird visited so far

Check yard visits by camera

Key Takeaways

The reviewer says setup is easy, with attachments for pole, tree, or fence mounting.

The feeder has places for fruit, seed, suet, jelly, and hummingbird nectar.

Solar power is available, with an option to charge indoors.

The reviewer had seen one hummingbird shortly after setup.

Transcript

Have you hit the bird watching age? My name is Hannah with WTI and I have. So I recently got this HEAPETS bird feeder. It is a smart bird feeder and it is solar powered and it is super cool. So a couple of things. It is really easy to set up and you can set it up on a pole, on a tree, on a fence. So many different ways and it comes with all the attachments you need for any of those. I also love that you can charge it on the inside if there is not a place for the solar power. But if there is, you never have to worry about charging the camera. The app is really cool. The camera on this thing is phenomenal. And it also covers all the different kinds of birds you would want. So there is a place for fruit, there is bird seed, suet, jelly, and nectar for hummingbirds. So personally I have only had a hummingbird come but I have just set it up and it says usually wait around 2-4 weeks before any birds start coming. I will be able to see them even if I am not outside. I can just look at my camera and see what is visited our yard. So if you want to enjoy bird watching the easy way, go ahead and get this. But that is just my point of view.

FAQ

Where can the feeder be mounted?

The reviewer says it can be set up on a pole, tree, or fence, with attachments for those options included.

Can it be charged without solar power?

Yes. The reviewer says it can be charged indoors if there is no suitable place for solar power.

What bird foods can it hold?

The reviewer mentions places for fruit, bird seed, suet, jelly, and hummingbird nectar.

Have birds visited the reviewer's feeder?

The reviewer says one hummingbird had visited shortly after setup. She also says the setup guidance suggests waiting around 2–4 weeks for birds to start coming.