https://birdnetpi.com/

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BirdNET-Pi

Copy and paste the command below on a Raspberry Pi running the latest
Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit) image to install BirdNET-Pi.

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mcguirepr89/BirdNET-Pi/main/newinstaller.sh | bash

View the source code

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What BirdNET-Pi Does

  * 24/7 recording from any USB sound card/microphone
  * 24/7 local BirdNET-Lite analysis
  * Automatically extracts the detected songs, chirps, and peeps from
    recordings
  * Creates spectrograms of each recorded bird sound
  * Enters each detection into a local SQlite database for storage
    and data visualization
  * Hosts its own Caddy web server so that the data can be accessed
    from any web browser or device (can be configured to be local
    only or can easily be made public to share with the world -- check
    out the public installations below!)
  * Offers local Streamlit database analysis to visualize daily and
    long-term presence data
  * Live audio stream
  * BirdWeather.com integration

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Visualize your data!
[Song_Sparrow-65-2022-04-13-birdnet-17_16_37]Spectrograms for each
recording
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Make your installation public to share with the world

  * Virginia, United States
  * Johannesburg, South Africa
  * Tyreso, Sweden

  * Grevenbroich-Elsen, Germany
  * Oklahoma, United States
  * BirdNET-Pi on Raspberry Pi 0W2, Virginia, United States

Proudly powered by BirdNET

Cover photo "Brambling (Fringilla montifringilla)" courtesy of
BirdNET-Pi user Lars-Ake Svardsten

Photo "Common Redstart (Phoenicurus phoenicurus)" courtesy of
BirdNET-Pi user Nils Peters

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BirdNET-Pi logo Icon made by Freepik from Flaticon