Hummingbird Feeder to Monitor
Introducing the Birdfy Hum Bloom Hummingbird Feeder
Hummingbirds are often hard to spot, making any sighting feel like good luck. To help you capture these fleeting moments, Birdfy introduces a new smart bird feeder: the Birdfy Hum Bloom. This feeder debuted at CES 2026 and received an honoree mention from the CES Innovation Awards.
Features of the Birdfy Hum Bloom
Many bird feeders have cameras, but few cater to the unique needs of hummingbirds. The Birdfy Hum Bloom includes:
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An 8MP camera that records in 4K.
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The ability to capture slow-motion video at 120 fps.
This is especially useful since hummingbirds can flap their wings up to 80 times per second. The camera syncs with the Birdfy app, which helps you edit your footage.
Feeder Functionality
Design and Functionality
The Birdfy Hum Bloom is designed to look like a real flower. It uses a hydraulic system to deliver nectar into its plastic feeding bulb. This design helps attract hummingbirds from far away. To use it, simply hang the feeder from a branch or pole.
Easy Maintenance
The Birdfy Hum Bloom is:
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Easier to maintain and refill than most feeders.
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Equipped with an “ant moat” to keep pests away.
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Connected to the Birdfy app, which notifies you when nectar levels are low.
This way, you won’t miss a chance to see a hummingbird.
A Hummingbird Feeder to Capture in 4K Slow Motion
Discover More About Hummingbirds
You don’t need to be an expert to enjoy the Birdfy Hum Bloom. It encourages you to learn more about these beautiful creatures. The feeder comes with Birdfy OrniSense AI, which can identify over 150 hummingbird species and provide insights into their visits.
Release Information
Though there is no official release date yet, Birdfy plans to launch the device later this year. For updates, follow Birdfy on Instagram or check their website.
Summary
The Birdfy Hum Bloom is a smart bird feeder designed for hummingbird enthusiasts. It captures stunning slow-motion video and identifies numerous species, making it a must-have for any bird lover.
MD Imdadul Haque is the founder of BirdzFly, a research-backed resource on North American backyard birds. Drawing on years of independent study into bird identification, behavior, and migration patterns, he writes in-depth guides designed to help US birders understand the species in their own backyards — from common feeder visitors to seasonal migrants passing through.
