ChirpSounds System

Entertaining, Convenient, Simple, Decorative

Price: $259.99 CAD
Price: $259.99 CAD

The ChirpSounds system is everything you need to hear your birds right through your windows!

With unparalleled sound quality, rustic look, and wireless convenience, this complete system includes a TX1 Transmitter that you'll hang outside, pre-paired with a long range speaker to play the sounds inside. It will arrive ready to work right out of the box, so you can order it for yourself or send it to a loved one with confidence.

Our one-year warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship. Details can be found in ChirpSounds return policy.

Dimensions - 6.25" (L) x 8.75" (W) x 6.5" (H)

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Key Features & Benefits

An acorn-shaped microphone displayed on a rustic wooden surface with green mint leaves and a black ChirpSounds System in the back.
Entertaining

Entertaining

Hear the sounds of birds outside without having to step away from your window

Convenient

Convenient

The transmitter and speaker connect wirelessly, keeping setup simply and your space clutter free

Simple

Simple

The system arrives pre paired, so you can start listening right out of the box

Decorative

Decorative

The natural looking design fits nicely into a cozy home or bird lovers space

Frequently Asked Questions

Place your feeder where birds can see it and get to it, and where the birds can easily fly away if they feel unsafe. Avoid putting it close to where predators can easily access backyard birds.
Clean your feeder often, especially if you notice that it has leftover and/or spoiled food on or in it. This prevents the food from rotting and attracting unwanted animals to your feeder and the area around it. Refer to “Keeping Bird Feeders Clean & Healthy” for guidance.
It depends on the kind of birds you are trying to attract, and the kind of food you are trying to put out. Most feeders are tube feeders, hopper feeders, platform feeders, suet feeders, or something else that is specific to the kind of food you are putting out. Refer to “Getting Started with Bird Feeding” for guidance.