Birdy is a nicely designed wild bird feeder that takes photos, identifies and classifies birds. - based on Raspberry Pi, Azure IoT and Azure cognitive Service.
A bird feeder camera for Raspberry Pi
Real-time bird detection. A possible solution to avoid airplane nightmare.
An application to automatically recognize birds, specify the species, count and save pictures of them, only by use of one camera and a Raspberry Pi. The images and recorded values are made available online on https://opensensemap.org/.
Code to run a smart open source bird feeder.
Motion detection using OpenCV - This is a simple Python script for a action cam that records the birds arriving at a feeding station on my balcony. The script is like a security cam that records video when it detects movement. The recorded videos are saved in MP4 format.
A Discord bot to help with various birding related things.
Bird identification from audio
WatchMyBirds is a lightweight, customizable object detection application designed for real-time monitoring and birdwatching. Leveraging state-of-the-art AI models and supporting a variety of video sources—including web- and IP-cams and RTSP streams—WatchMyBirds transforms any camera into a powerful detection system.
Basic analysis and data visualizations from Cornell's eBird database
A timer for bird lovers, plays a random birdcall while displaying its image and info
A simple SQLite database management app, that you can use to record your bird observations in Poland. Using sqlite3, tkinter and TkinterMapView. WIP
QGIS3 plugin helping to store wildlife observations
Scraper to fetch, parse, and filter bird observations. Automated Telegram messaging functionality.
AvesRAG permite identificar aves a partir de descrições textuais, sem necessidade de fotos ou sons, tornando a observação de aves mais acessível e rápida.
A wooden birdbox with some extra gadgets courtesy of the Raspberry Pi
Applications to identify birds based on their appearance and taxonomy
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