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relying on advanced technologies like 3D photogrammetry and laser topography.

although that does limit what it can identify to about 700 mainly North American species.thanks to a tip from a fellow BirdNET user.

My second attempt used a USB sound card that promised a microphone input and a basic lapel microphone.Image: Simon BissonCould there be another way to spot them? A friend had pointed me at an iOS app from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.The algorithm and models are public.

without demanding significant resources.capturing the early morning chirps of a local wren and the call of a dunnock deep in the hedge.

I can hear them tweeting and chirping.

My first was a simple USB device that worked well enough to show that the system would work.Wondershare Filmora or Shotcut will suffice.

Is this list missing something? Tell us about your own app suggestions and recommendations.If you are using your PC to act as a hub for streaming content around the house.

but app versions have the advantage of offline access.and many suggestions for the areas in between.