When a Bird Arrives
Your camera wakes up automatically to capture the moment.
A smart bird feeder with a built-in HD camera that captures every visit, sends instant alerts, and uses solar power to keep you connected to nature.
Your camera wakes up automatically to capture the moment.
You get HD recordings of bird visits while you go about your day.
You receive instant alerts on your phone whenever your feeder detects movement.
You can watch, save, and share your favorite bird moments with family and friends.
From bright cardinals to cheerful finches, discover the feathered visitors waiting to bring more color, life, and wonder to your backyard.
Discover Your Backyard Birds
See birds visit your feeder in real time, replay unforgettable moments, discover new species, and bring your whole family into the experience.
Get a front-row seat to the wild, right from your phone. Never wonder who's visiting your feeder.
Save bird visits and replay those beautiful little moments whenever you want.
Invite up to 10 family members to watch, discover, and share the joy of every feathered visitor.
Share those unexpected bird visits with your daughter, no matter how far apart you live. One little bird, one instant alert, one more moment to feel close.
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"My daughter gave this to me and it's now the first thing I look at every day. We talk more than we used to."
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Watch the quick walkthrough and get your smart bird feeder up and running in minutes.
Compact enough to mount on a tree or wall, with a solar-powered design that keeps your bird-watching moments going with less hassle.
Crystal clear video that captures every feather, color and small moment at the feeder.
Get a gentle notification the moment a bird arrives, so you never miss a visit or have to keep checking the live feed.
Watch through dusk, dawn and quiet night-time visits in natural color — not grainy green.
Every visit saves itself. Build a gallery of favorite birds without ever opening the app.
The built-in solar panel helps keep your feeder powered, so you can spend less time charging and more time enjoying every visit.
Free on the App Store and Google Play — one tap and you're ready.
Hang it from a tree, pole or wall with the included hardware in under 15 minutes.
Little Visitors captures, identifies and sends every special moment straight to your phone.
Built to withstand heat, rain, snow and cold all year round.
Your feeder needs a reliable Wi-Fi signal to send video and activity notifications to your phone. The actual range depends on your router, walls, and outdoor obstacles. For the best experience, install it where your Wi-Fi signal is strong.
The feeder comes with a solar panel to help keep it powered. Battery life depends on sunlight, weather conditions, and how often the camera activates. For the best performance, position the solar panel where it can receive adequate sunlight.
Birds may need some time to discover a new feeder. Hang it in a quiet spot, fill it with fresh seed, and give your feathered visitors time to arrive.
If the birds don't show up, or you're simply not happy with your feeder, email us at littlevisitors.co@gmail.com within 30 days to request a full refund. Simply return the feeder to us. Return shipping costs are your responsibility.
No hassle. No hard feelings.
The feeder is designed for outdoor use. However, its exact weatherproof rating has not been confirmed. We recommend protecting the camera from extreme weather until the manufacturer's rain-resistance specifications are verified.
The feeder comes with a screw kit and user manual to help you install it. Choose a stable mounting location with a clear view of visiting birds and good sunlight for the solar panel. Follow the included instructions for proper installation.
Squirrels may visit your feeder, too. To discourage them, position the feeder away from nearby branches and other jumping points. Since squirrels are persistent climbers, visits cannot be completely prevented.
You can view bird activity through the compatible mobile app. Family sharing depends on the app's available account-sharing features. Check the app instructions to confirm how multiple family members can access the same feeder.
If your feeder arrives damaged or has a manufacturing defect, contact us within 48 hours of delivery with your order number and photos or video of the issue. Eligible claims are handled according to our replacement policy.
For our 30-day satisfaction guarantee, you can also email littlevisitors.co@gmail.com within 30 days to request a full refund. The feeder must be returned, and return shipping costs are your responsibility.
Your package includes:
The feeder measures approximately:
Its compact design makes it a practical addition to your backyard or outdoor space.
The birds you attract depend on your location, seed choice, and feeder placement. Depending on the birds native to your area, you may see cardinals, chickadees, finches, sparrows, and other feathered visitors.
Every backyard is different, so bird visits cannot be guaranteed.
Yes, the camera specifications indicate audio and video capture. This allows you to capture more than just the sight of visiting birds. The availability of audio in live viewing and saved recordings depends on the camera's supported features.
The feeder is intended to connect to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. Make sure your router has the 2.4 GHz band enabled during setup. A stable connection helps you access camera features and receive activity notifications on your phone.
Give your new feeder the best chance of becoming a favorite stop for local birds.
Add bird-friendly seeds to your feeder to give wild birds a reason to visit.
Mount your feeder in a quiet spot where birds can easily find it.
Give birds time to discover their new feeding spot, then enjoy their visits up close on your phone.
Verified reviews from real buyers, including all ratings.
This is my third video bird feeder and by far the best. Installation was simple and once I downloaded the app, it was easy to link via Bluetooth. It only took about two hours for my first bird visitor to appear. The feeder identified the tufted titmouse almost instantly. I typically have a large bird population of songbirds here in the coastal southeastern U.S. The app allows you to download videos or pictures and also to edit them. I like the slow motion movie feature. You can also choose whether to record in high definition or slightly lower quality, which I actually prefer. The picture is still bright and clear.
The lid is hinged and closes with a screw. It's quite easy to open and close it, so I don't anticipate any issues there. I notice that it should be pretty easy to take down the entire feeder for cleaning since it has several parts that can be removed as needed.
I also chose this model because the bird identification is included. That's definitely a factor you should take into account when choosing a video feeder. My old feeder requires an annual subscription and I just let that lapse. It was expensive and often inaccurate. This Little Visitors has been accurate with identification so far. I'm very happy with my purchase and I recommend this video feeder above the others I've personally tried.

I need to say this for anyone my age reading: I am not a technical person. My grandson sets up my television. I hung this on the crabapple tree, opened the app, typed in my Wi-Fi password, and it was working. Six minutes. I timed it because I fully expected to be phoning him.

I went out in January expecting a dead camera and a cracked housing. It was filming a nuthatch. The battery does drop faster in that cold — I charged it twice in February — but it never once stopped working. That's the whole review.

She gave me this for my birthday and I'll admit I thought, oh, another gadget. It is now the first thing I look at every day. She's on it too, from Chicago, so we text about the jay. We talk more than we used to. I did not expect a bird feeder to do that.

I was drafting my return email on day nine. Day ten, one chickadee. Now I get thirty to forty visits a day and eleven species. Four stars only because nobody warned me it takes a week or two for birds to find a new feeder — put that on the box.

Here is the honest report. The novelty wore off around week three. What replaced it was better. It became part of the morning. My daughter is seven and can identify nine species by sight now, which is nine more than me. We have 34 species on our yard list. It has been through a summer of storms and a hard freeze, and I have cleaned the lens twice. It is not in a drawer. That is the thing I would have wanted to know before spending $159.

The feeder and camera are great. Three stars because squirrels emptied it in two days until I bought the baffle, which honestly should be in the box at this price. Support sent me one free when I complained, so credit where it is due.

Honestly? We both wake up and reach for the phone to see what came through the feeder overnight. It has become our little routine with coffee. We've had a pileated woodpecker, a pair of cardinals that nest nearby, and more chickadees than I can count. Worth every penny.

I'll be straight — the Wi-Fi pairing took me a couple of tries because my router is older. Once connected it has been flawless. Clear 1080p footage, instant push alerts, no missed captures in six weeks. The solar panel keeps the battery around 80% even with our mix of sun and clouds.

I live alone and my son in Seattle thought this might give me something to look forward to. He was right. We now text about the finches that come at sunrise. He saved three videos last week of a little cardinal I named Red. I never thought a camera at a feeder could do this.

The hardware is excellent — crisp video day and night, build feels solid, solar charging has kept up through our grey winter. The app itself is functional but a bit basic; sorting old clips is clunkier than it should be. Four stars because the actual feeder deserves five, the software is a three.

My seven and nine year olds now know a tufted titmouse from a chickadee. They check the app before cartoons on Saturday mornings. We keep a little paper list of species we've seen on the fridge — up to 19 so far. I did not expect this to turn into our family nature project.

We get hammered with snow out here. I was skeptical the solar panel would do anything useful between November and March. It held charge, the camera kept recording, and the housing never cracked or warped. If it can make it through a Buffalo winter it will make it anywhere.

I bought this during a rough patch. Something about the little visitors, the silly way the chickadees fight over sunflower seeds — it has been genuinely good for my mornings. The slow-motion feature is beautiful. I did not expect a bird feeder to help with that, but here we are.

Not happy? Email littlevisitors.co@gmail.com within 30 days for a full refund — no hassle, no hard feelings.
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