Now, imagine a bird feeder with a twist—it serves as a camera. Meet Bird Buddy! Think of it as a diner for birds, only equipped with a clever little camcorder. Every time a bird approaches the feeding station, a picture is taken—that moment when a camera takes a shot of your pet walking into the room. These pictures are then immediately dispatched to your phone as if it were a message from a bird friend. Furthermore, the application identifies the bird by name as it goes into the phone.
Now that you have the feeder’s contents and gun tacked outside the window, you can go grab your book and kill some time until a bird lands. Hence the camera is turned on and starts shooting at birds continuously. It then determines which is the best and sends it back through your phone. So no need for you to spend the whole day glued to the window! It sends push notifications such as “Look, a blue jay just appeared,” among others.
For a start, this type of bird feeder is pocket-friendly for those who enjoy nature but cannot gaze at the birds all day. As a second point, it is an amusing way of teaching children about the native animals without the use of any boring textbook. In the end, you will begin to spot recurrent tendencies like the arrival of certain birds for breakfast or on a rainy day.
Therefore, if you happen to see a “Bird Buddy,” figure it as a small motel for birds with a photobooth attached to it. And who would say feeding the birds can lead to having a daily unexpected party?
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