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    BirdNET Settings

    I believe you are correct about Haikubox using BirdNET so they have proved the concept. The downside to HaikuBox is it cost $199 plus membership. Looking back, I should have been more specific, I wanted to prove you could use BirdNet on a PC with a streaming camera & microphone to create a...
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    BirdNET Settings

    Butty, The list is not for eBird or any other list. It is a proof of concept to show how BirdNet can be used with a media stream rather than a recording and how it can be used on a PC platform rather than a smart phone. I am just looking for settings people use.
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    BirdNET Settings

    Good afternoon everyone, I have the following BirdNet setup I have a security camera, that watches my bird feeder, that has a RTSP stream with both audio and video. Every 5 seconds I save a 5 second stream to a file that is processed by Birdnet. Via script I create a document that is posted...
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    Debating about getting a bridge camera but open to other solutions for adaptive equipment.

    Niels, You are probably right.
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    Debating about getting a bridge camera but open to other solutions for adaptive equipment.

    Thanks for the suggestions, one thing I was thinking about is can there a camera that can be used upside down? In the old days of 110 pocket cameras, I would just use the camera upside down and that worked great. Thanks again.
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    Debating about getting a bridge camera but open to other solutions for adaptive equipment.

    I am thinking about starting with bird photography. Here is the glitch: I am sixty years old and have partial paralysis on the right side. I walk with a walking stick for balance and do not have use of my right arm and hand. I can manage my 10x50 binoculars with my harness using my left...
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    What would you want in a sound ID app?

    I wrote a quick and dirty bash script to have Birdnet analyze the rtsp stream from my security camera pointed at my bird feeder. The script assumes you have Birdnet installed on your machine in your home directory. You will need to edit the script for your situation. It can be found here...
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    What would you want in a sound ID app?

    I believe the GitHub install runs locally.
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    What would you want in a sound ID app?

    I didn't realize it yesterday but BirdNet has been ported to a variety of OSes, GitHub - kahst/BirdNET-Analyzer: BirdNET analyzer for scientific audio data processing.. The Linux port works fine. I am currently working on a script to record a stream from my camera, save it to a file, run BirdNet...
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    What would you want in a sound ID app?

    I would like to see the phone apps ported to Linux. I am a Linux user but since both MAC and Windows can run Linux, Linux seems the way to go. I have a bird feeder and a camera that records both video and audio of the area around the feeder. The camera functions as a rtsp server so I want to...
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    Greetings from Indiana

    Thank You for all the warm welcomes.
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    Too many house sparrows

    That is fine if you take the starlings back too. Until this all can be arranged here is a link to squirrel pie, https://www.mass.gov/info-details/how-to-prepare-and-cook-squirrel-meat , the recipe is on the bottom of the page. :D
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    Too many house sparrows

    I live in Indiana in an urban area and my neighborhood is inundated with house sparrows. I currently have one feeder with black sunflower seeds and the house sparrows will leave the feeder alone. The neighborhood has robins, cardinals, a northern flicker, starlings, grackles, and a swarm of...
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    Greetings from Indiana

    Hello everyone, I thought I should introduce myself. I just started birding this spring (2024) by taking a class offered by our County Parks Department. So I am still learning and definitely a newbie. Most of my time birding is listening for birds, so I hope to get into recording songs and...
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