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So my work has bird feeders that we sell and I'd really like to get into bird watching and maybe photography. There are two options of birdfeeders I'm looking at, I will be purchasing one tomorrow. I will spend at most $200 on everything I need. As this is at my work, I will get 20% off any purchases, including the feeder and any seeds I buy. Option 1: Has a camera Super cool app to go with it Holds two types of food $185 without discount Option 2: Just a simple one Holds 3 types of food $60 without discount Total Votes: 8
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Darkseeker
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apparently you need a $60 subscription for the birdwatching app (not sure if it's monthly or yearly, this is just from a cursory glance at the reviews) |
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Lightbringer
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I just noticed that too! they did a good job at keeping that hidden 😤
Eye of Eternity said:
apparently you need a $60 subscription for the birdwatching app (not sure if it's monthly or yearly, this is just from a cursory glance at the reviews)
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Eye of Eternity said:
apparently you need a $60 subscription for the birdwatching app (not sure if it's monthly or yearly, this is just from a cursory glance at the reviews)
One of the reviews said annually and you need it to even view the photos. I'd say go with option 2 if you're just getting into birdwatching to see if you actually enjoy it. |
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