Warmer days mean more feathered friends visiting our yards! If your Wyze Cam has captured an amazing bird moment—whether it’s a close-up of a curious visitor, a funny interaction, or a rare sighting—drop your favorite bird videos in the comments!
Let’s celebrate spring by sharing the best birdwatching moments from our Wyze Cams! Can’t wait to see what you’ve captured! 
Here is a video my v3 captured in 2023. Thanks again to @TomG for providing the Slow motion version.
OMG, mom barely fit.
I like the mom’s wiggle wiggle in the nest, as if to test it out.
Still no eggs. In the past, mom usually leaves one around 0900 give or take. I read that sometimes mom will make a nest but not use it.
I just bought two nest boxes. Still trying to figure out the best place to install them and to be able to run the cable to them.
It is best to mount them so the entrance is pointing east. That way the morning sun warms the box and keeps the eggs warmer than if the box pointed another direction.
This is the box
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1610046252/
The entrance hole needs to be enlarged to 1 1/2”. I added a brass plate to keep the woodpeckers out.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1189449312/
The adult bluebirds like dried mealworms. Need a special bluebird feeder to keep other birds out.
Kettle-Moraine makes a nice feeder. Amazon.com
The newly hatched chicks like live mealworms because they are easier to digest. I only put about 20 per day in the feeder once the chicks have hatched.
Love how these cameras are able to get views of these Robins as they created their nest, laid their eggs and as the babies hatched! We will continue to watch as they mature over the next 2 weeks, and fly out of the nest. We will miss them, but congratulate them on their journey. Perhaps we will see the babies come back next year to make their own nests and bring more baby robins to our neighborhood!
Yes, the literal ‘empty nest syndrome’ can be difficult to experience the first few times. What is encouraging is that the likelihood of those chicks making a new nest next year in that spot is pretty good. It is an established familiar location.
Love slow motion clips. Just caught this one, this morning on a Pan 3.