New AI tools can identify bird sounds! An online tool called BirdNET uses artificial intelligence to identify bird songs and calls. And Cornell’s well-known Merlin Bird ID app now has sound ID, too. It’s as simple as opening the app, choosing “Sound ID,” and hitting record. It can pick out multiple species in the same recording. https://www.birdnote.org/listen/shows/identify-bird-sounds-your-phone | BirdNote

The Bird Call Olympics is back for another year. About 30 primary school kids competed in the event where students create their best rendition of a native bird call. What bird call would you ace? 🎤 Floss Adams via ABC South East NSW 📲 Choose your news on the ABC NEWS app and stay in the know via the link in our bio. #ABCNews #ABCSydney #Animals #Birds #BirdCalling #Australia | ABC Sydney

Who has your favorite call? Let me know!How to Speak Bird! When it comes to understanding the language of the birds, there are three types of calls that we can learn to recognize The song is used to attract mates and defend territory Companion calls are used to keep track of mates And alarm calls are used to warn their peers of incoming danger And other animals listen into these alarms as well Although most song birds have these kinds of calls, the sounds they make vary tremendously Learning to

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