seem to have moved on or have become so scarce that I switched the pole feeder to a seed cam again, and the evenings are feeling fallsy. But some tiny wonders are still happening. Yesterday, this male Hummigbird came through the yard. He visited two feeding stations and could not decide to sit down. They can take a bit to figure out the Allura feeder, and on the Birdfy he tried on the one port that I blocked only. Funnily enough, he was captured by three cameras, the Birdsy, another Ceyomur trailcam (the CY65) that I am trying out and the Birdfy Hum feeder. They all did a good job, and I hope the little man returns today for more footage.

The CY65 trailcam is basically the same as the CY95 but it does not come with a solar panel. It uses 8 instead of 4 AA batteries (I use rechargeable ones and found that you can also use an external solar panel for this camera). This one has the LCD on the front so you can see what you are aiming it at but it also comes with the convenient app. The quality of videos and photos is as great as the CY95. Overall, it is pretty much the same camera but it is cheaper. With a coupon, you can get it now for around 55 bucks here. (For full disclosure, I bought one of their cams myself and they sent me two more to try on the condition that I mention them. They are good cams for not too much, so I am happy to share.)