The Netvue Birdfy is our favorite bird feeder camera, and it’s now over 30% off

Feed and film your local birds this winter

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With winter setting in food is becoming scarcer for our feathered friends, and you can do your bit for your local birds by setting up a bird feeder – and, if you want to go one better, an all-in-one feeder and camera like theNetvue Birdfylets you enjoy your garden visitors via a live feed and take photos and videos.

Ourbest bird feeder camerabuying guide currently puts the Netvue Birdfy in top spot, with the system boasting a Full HD camera and AI subject recognition. And right now the Birdfy is on sale for$169.98 at Amazon USor£169.99 at Amazon UK.

In ourNetvue Birdfy reviewwe call it a “comprehensive bird feeder camera system with everything you need to view birds from your phone or tablet”. It comes with a lifetime subscription to Netvue’s AI Bird Recognition program, which usually costs $4.99 a month, too.

Today’s best Netvue Birdfy deal in the US

Netvue Birdfy Feeder:was $249.99 now$169.98 at AmazonSave 32% -The comprehensive bird feeder camera system includes the IP65-rated feeder, perch, protective roof, various mounting options, a Full HD camera, and access to the Netvue app. This deal does not include the optional solar panel. There’s a ‘Lite’ version of the Birdfy for $169.99 that includes all of the above but doesn’t offer the AI features.

Price check:$184.99 at Netvue.

Today’s best Netvue Birdfy deal in the UK

Netvue Birdfy Feeder:was £219.99 now£169.99 at AmazonSave £50 -The comprehensive bird feeder camera system includes the IP65-rated feeder, perch, protective roof, various mounting options, a Full HD camera, and access to the Netvue app. This deal is listed at £219.99 but there’s a £50 coupon to apply at checkout. It could be a little cheaper purchasing from theNetvue websitebut the price, and import and shipping costs, are subject to change.

The Netvue Birdfy is easy to set up with a number of mounting options, and has a free app that features a live feed of the camera and sends notifications when birds come to visit, as well as subject recognition with over 6,000 bird species in the Netvue database.

Its Full HD camera is as sensitive to movement as any typical security camera, which means you’ll never miss a visit, and it even has features to scare away unwanted birds and squirrels. In fact, the Birdfy can essentially double up as an outdoor security camera. To get the most from you bird feeder check outthese guidelinesfrom UK bird charity the RSPB.

There are useful Birdfy accessories available, too, such as a solar panel that’ll supply continuous power over long periods, and the Perch Pro if you’re fortunate to live amongst more exotic birds. The Birdfy remains our favorite bird feeder camera, now at an even better price.

If you’ve got some festive money left to spend, we have abest after-Christmas sales in the USguide and abest January sales 2024roundup for the UK.

Not in the US or UK? Find the best Netvue Birdfy deals in your region, below.

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Tim is the Cameras editor at TechRadar. He has enjoyed more than 15 years in the photo video industry with most of those in the world of tech journalism. During his time as Deputy Technical Editor with Amateur Photographer, as a freelancer and consequently editor at Tech Radar, Tim has developed a deeply technical knowledge and practical experience with cameras, educating others through news, reviews and features. He’s also worked in video production for Studio 44 with clients including Canon, and volunteers his spare time to consult a non-profit, diverse stories team based in Nairobi. Tim is curious, a keen creative, avid footballer and runner, and moderate flat white drinker who has lived in Kenya and believes we have much to enjoy and learn from each other.

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