Thankyou for all the replies to my enquiry about bird call recognition apps., all of which answered in the negative, for the time being at least The most erudite reply (Paul Dodd) did give some hope, the University of Wisconsin has a project called “WeBird” , incorporating sophisticated averaging, but requiring enormous computing power, multiple … Read more
Grahame, It is also my understanding that there are plans to revamp the Atlas portal and that Birdlife have been appealing for funds to start that work. Perhaps Andrew you could let the list know what is happening? Many on the list may feel inclined to support the project and even contribute to design and … Read more
Not quite a bird-song recognition app, but a cool way of learning bird calls – North American species anyway. http://www.treehugger.com/natural-sciences/clever-game-guitar-hero-bird-songs.html Mona On 15/10/2014, at 11:10 PM, Peter Shute wrote: > There’s always the option of recording a call and uploading it somewhere like soundcloud, xeno-canto, etc, and asking here for opinions. > > Peter Shute … Read more
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