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This sub-$100/£100 bird-feeder camera proved you don't need a massive budget to spy on your local wildlife — even if its app ruffled my feathers

Constant solar power and subscription-free storage in a lovely wooden housing

Tarun Mottlia

Via TechRadar

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This sub-$100/£100 bird-feeder camera proved you don't need a massive budget to spy on your local wildlife — even if its app ruffled my feathers
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The TT Nature Bird Feeder Station doesn't try to compete with the ecosystem polish or subscription-heavy AI tricks of more expensive competitors. Despite its basic software, the camera delivers sharp, wide-angle 1080p footage in the right conditions. It’s a well-built feeder that blends in and is a respectable choice for budget-conscious buyers who want solid construction over complex software features.

Reasons to buy

+Wired solar panel included

+Charming, real-wood build

+Strong focus on the feeding ledge

Reasons to avoid

-Oversized…

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