Since the surge in popularity of home wildlife tech, I’ve spent a lot of time testing products to help me watch, marvel, and record the birds visiting my gardens. I’m no stranger to Birdfy, and recently tested two of its smart bird feeders, the budget-friendly Birdfy Rookie and the more natural-looking Birdfy Wood.
But as much as I love a feeding session, there is a big difference between watching a Blue Tit eat a sunflower seed – something you can arguably do without a camera if you’re looking out the window at the right time – and watching the entire cycle of bird life from egg to fledgling. That’s why Birdfy has created the Birdfy Nest Duo. It’s probably the most specialised of the best bird house cameras on the market right now, and a fascinating addition to the broader best bird feeder cameras you can buy.
