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Why More Families Are Adding Bird Feeders to Their Backyards

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Bird feeders have been around for ages but modern technology is attracting a lot of new interest. The newest products send you an alert after a winged visitor swings by for a meal, and using AI, the feeders can identify thousands of different species. NBC’s Joe Fryer reports for TODAY with a look at the growing number of families flocking to the hobby.

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