Solar Roof Smart Bird Feeder Camera
Solar Roof Smart Bird Feeder Camera
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Description
Description
Velleora Home Decor's Solar Bird Feeder Camera solves the one thing that frustrates people about a camera feeder: the battery. A solar panel forms the roof, so the unit tops itself up every day and can stay on a pole at the end of the garden for months without being brought in to charge.
The camera looks down at the perch from inside the roof, close enough that a blue tit fills the frame. Motion detection starts a recording whenever a bird lands, and clips go to your phone over wi-fi to watch later or share. The seed hopper holds enough for several days, the housing is weather-sealed against rain and dew, and the mount fits a pole or a tree trunk.
Site it within reach of your wi-fi and where the roof gets direct sun for the longest hours of charging. Take it down every week or two regardless of how clever it is: a camera does not change the fact that dirty feeders spread disease between birds. Empty it, scrub it, and never let old seed sit and go mouldy in the base.
- Solar panel roof for continuous charging
- Motion-triggered HD recording
- Wi-fi clips and phone alerts
- Weather-sealed housing
- Multi-day seed hopper
- Pole or trunk mounting
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Free shipping to the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. Orders typically arrive in 8–15 business days, with tracking sent by email once your order ships.
30-day returns: email us first and we will send return instructions. See our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy for full details.
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The Roof Charges It
The battery is what frustrates people about a camera feeder. A solar panel forms the roof here, so the unit tops itself up every day and can stay on a pole at the end of the garden for months.
Close Enough To Fill The Frame
The camera looks down at the perch from inside the roof, close enough that a blue tit fills the frame. Motion detection starts a recording whenever a bird lands and the clip goes to your phone.
Still Take It Down And Scrub It
A camera does not change the fact that dirty feeders spread disease between birds. Empty and scrub it every week or two, and never let old seed sit and go mouldy in the base.
Why buy from Velléora Home Decor
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to keep charging it?
No, and that is the point of the solar roof. It tops itself up daily, so it can live on a pole at the far end of the garden for months without coming indoors.
How do I see the footage?
Clips are sent over wi fi to your phone, so you can watch them later or share them. Site the feeder within reach of your wi fi signal.
How often do I need to refill it?
The hopper holds enough seed for several days, so a weekly top up suits most gardens and lines up neatly with cleaning it.
Where should I mount it?
On a pole or a tree trunk, within wi fi range and somewhere the roof gets direct sun for the longest hours of charging.
How often should it be cleaned?
Every week or two. Take it down, empty it and scrub it, since dirty feeders spread disease between birds however clever the electronics are.