The creators of Bird Buddy, a camera-equipped bird feeder, today showed off two products that are designed for watching insects, flowers, birds,

The 4K, 12-megapixel camera uses an AI system to help identify plants and insects from the accompanying app. You can also interact with an AI chatbot that will tell you helpful information about the activity the camera captures, as well as what you can do to help your garden.

Bird Buddy’s smart bird feeders are a perfect confluence of different consumer technologies. Breakthroughs in security cameras, AI, and solar charging have converged into a terrific little product that has captured public imagination.

Today at CES, Bird Buddy has announced Petal, a new AI-enabled camera to help you see what's going on with the flora and fauna in your yard. Petal is a solar-powered camera that you can clamp onto a raised bed or planter,

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. At CES 2025, Wonder launched the Petal, a small wireless solar-powered Wi-Fi outdoor camera that can take pictures and videos of insects buzzing about.

Bird watchers and birding enthusiasts everywhere, rejoice! Not one, but two of the companies behind the best bird feeder cameras on the market announced exciting and innovative products set to drop this year.

Exclusive to CES 2025, from the creators of Bird Buddy, comes Wonder with two brand new products launched at the Las Vegas show: Petal and Wonder Blocks. The new products expand and deepen our experience with nature in the backyard and home.

Bird Buddy has rebranded to Wonder and announced a new camera and modular planter box system.

For those with less-than-lively backyards, Wonder has also launched a "Wonder Block" modular system of wildlife habitats — think seed trays, bug hotels, and butterfly feeders. You know the saying: If you build it, they (the birds and the bees) will come.