Birdfy's Solar-Powered AI Bird Feeder Drops to $149.99 in Midyear Sale

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Netvue's Birdfy AI-Powered Smart Bird Feeder with Camera is currently on sale for $149.99, down from its $259.99 list price, as part of Birdfy's midyear promotion offering up to 40% off select products. The bundle includes a solar panel and lifetime AI bird identification at no additional cost, representing a saving of $110. The feeder is equipped with a 1080p wide-angle camera featuring color night vision and sends real-time motion alerts to the Birdfy app. Its built-in AI can identify over 6,000 bird species as well as squirrels and other animals without a subscription. Additional features include a 1.5-liter seed container, IP65 weather resistance, and both local and cloud storage options, with three months of free cloud storage included.

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