The birds are migrating — and this 35% off feeder films them

This morning, the barn swallows that nested on our Texas property last year returned to their old nest.

Same chirpy chit chat, same quick, efficient movements, and same uncanny sign of spring. It’s an easy thing to miss if you’re not looking for it, but it’s also one of the clearest markers of the seasons shifting. Across the U.S., right now is peak bird activity. Migration routes are filling in, nesting cycles have begun, and, like with “my” swallows, familiar species are reappearing exactly where they’ve been before.

Most of this activity happens just outside our awareness, but usually the only obstacle is visibility. This is why something like the onlyfly Bird Feeder with Camera, currently 35% off on Amazon, is worth the overnight Prime shipping — and before it sells out (again) during the Big Spring Sale later this week.

onlyfly Bird Feeder with Camera

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The onlyfly Bird Feeder with Camera Solar Powered combines a standard feeding station with a built-in HD camera that streams and records bird activity through a connected app. Motion detection triggers recordings automatically, and push notifications alert you when birds arrive, so you’re not relying on chance to catch a sighting.

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