The Bird Buddy is one of the coolest products we reviewed last year. It looks like a typical bird feeder, but it has a built-in, high-res camera that allows you to see your new avian pals up close.

Now, Bird Buddy's parent company is expanding its offerings beyond our feathered friends so that you can capture images of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators that come to your yard.

We tested out the Bird Buddy’s Smart Hummingbird Feeder Pro, jumping at the chance to get a closer look at our favorite ...

For Christmas, my family gave me a Bird Buddy bird feeder, the version with the solar roof panel. If you are not familiar with this feeder, it has a built-in camera that sends both still photos ...

Bird Buddy, the award-winning tech for nature start up, has launched its latest product, Smart Bird Feeder PRO, which features the new Nature Cam PRO, signifying the birth of next gen birdwatching ...

The original Bird Buddy feeder is $199 — or $269 with a solar roof to charge the camera — and began shipping to its backers last September.

BIRD BUDDY® Original Solar Bird Feeder with Camera $209 (was $299) I would definitely recommend the solar roof so that you don’t have to think about charging the camera.

Unlike the Bird Buddy, which has a solar roof as an optional accessory to keep the camera battery topped, the loose panel simply plugs into the power slot at the back of the camera.

The soon-to-be-released Bird Buddy ($200), with its built-in camera, has an extensive database of bird species as well as videos of other Bird Buddy birds in your community, uploaded by users.