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24/7 Raspberry Pi/birdNET monitoring
The birdNet-Pi and Lexrst's approaches are both neat. I'm hoping for a solution that doesn't require an internet connection, can run in the background, can identify many birds species outside of USA and Europe, works in real time, and is suitable for carrying around on a hike. A number of...- abirdingguy
- Post #60
- Forum: Bird Sounds Recording
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24/7 Raspberry Pi/birdNET monitoring
I've tried birdNET and the app, and they are impressive. My desired use case is different than is possible with the app. I'd like something that can be left running continously in the background and which will alert me once a species of interest is detected. Such an arrangement seems possible...- abirdingguy
- Post #56
- Forum: Bird Sounds Recording
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24/7 Raspberry Pi/birdNET monitoring
My interest is in real-time identification of bird songs in areas without internet connection. I may have lost the thread, but I thought that they could support a signficantly larger number of species than the Merlin app. Has anyone tried it for this purpose?- abirdingguy
- Post #54
- Forum: Bird Sounds Recording
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24/7 Raspberry Pi/birdNET monitoring
Did anyone ever end up getting one of those "PUCs" or have first-hand experience with one?- abirdingguy
- Post #52
- Forum: Bird Sounds Recording