“The house finch is a North American bird in the finch family. It is a native in Mexico and the southwestern United States...” This is a line from the description that Reina Hibbert & James Dasher read on their phone when a red-bodied bird swooped down to feed on their Soliom bird feeder. Describing their experience in a review, they said, “The bird feeder camera system is fun to have. I get to see all the different types of birds flying around my neighborhood. The camera is very clear and the App is pretty good at distinguishing bird species and tells you useful information about their specific breed.”
The product page claims that this feeder-cam is equipped with an advanced AI algorithm and recognition software that can recognize over 10,000 bird species as they visit. The birder can also view all the “possible bird species” if a species is not included in the database. One customer wrote, “We have had 7 different species of birds within the first 4 days. It’s pretty cool!” Jamie said, “It's cool to take a break at work and check in on what's visited the feeder. It's captured birds I have never noticed in my yard before.”
Customers say Soliom’s 1080-pixel camera offers crystal-clear photos and videos with full-color night vision. “Video is clear, we are really enjoying it,” described Jacqui. Anappa said, “The cameras are exceptionally nice once you're used to the software. Easy to set up, the solar is reliable and the camera stays connected, I have no complaints!” Weighing 2.4 grams comes with weather resistance, a free 32GB SD card, a built-in 5000mAh rechargeable battery, and a 5W solar panel for constant charging. “You no longer have to worry about signal loss and miss the lovely moments of birds,” the company writes.
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