Birdnet-go is a real-time sound analyzer that detects bird species. It can take in audio from microphones. I set mine up to stream audio from my security cameras that I already had installed. There’s even a Home Assistant App, if you’re using it.

I live in a more suburban/semi-urban environment, but was really surprised to so many different bird species.

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    10 hours ago

    For the benefit of others:

    Review the license!!

    You may not use BirdNET-Pi to develop a commercial product!!!

    BirdNET-Pi

    A realtime acoustic bird classification system for the Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 400, 3B+, and 0W2

    Icon made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com

    About this fork:

    I’ve been building on mcguirepr89’s most excellent work to further update and improve BirdNET-Pi. Maybe someone will find it useful.

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    Introduction

    BirdNET-Pi is built on the BirdNET framework by @kahst using pre-built TFLite binaries by @PINTO0309 . It is able to recognize bird sounds from a USB microphone or sound card in realtime and share its data with the rest of the world.

    Check out birds from around the world

    Features

    • 24/7 recording and automatic identification of bird songs, chirps, and peeps using BirdNET machine learning
    • Automatic extraction and cataloguing of bird clips from full-length recordings
    • Tools to visualize your recorded bird data and analyze trends
    • Live audio stream and spectrogram
    • Automatic disk space management that periodically purges old audio files
    • BirdWeather integration – you can request a BirdWeather ID from BirdNET-Pi’s “Tools” > “Settings” page
    • Web interface access to all data and logs provided by Caddy
    • GoTTY and GoTTY x86 Web Terminal
    • Tiny File Manager
    • FTP server included
    • SQLite3 Database
    • Adminer database maintenance
    • phpSysInfo
    • Apprise Notifications supporting 90+ notification platforms
    • Localization supported