What's next

Listen to example recordings

24 recordings of Territory birds, each with our model's answer, BirdNET's, and the previous model's.

Compare our model with BirdNET and Google's Perch

Every test we ran, on recordings the models had never heard. Our model was right about 8 times in 10; BirdNET, given the same species, 2 in 3.

Browse the birds

The species we have recordings of, and the labelled recordings the models learned from.

Label short clips

Listen and say which bird you hear. Saving labels needs an account (sign in from the key icon).

Identify birds in your own recordings

Drop in one file or a whole folder. Our 449-species model lists every bird it hears and when; you can download the results and compare with BirdNET and Perch.

Train and test models

Build fair data splits and run training experiments. For researchers.

Research analyses

Diversity, time of day, habitat and call types, computed over the example library. They describe that library, not the Territory.

Daylight and moon lookup

Moonlight and sunlight for any place and date. Weather needs an internet connection to the climate service.

Several birds in one field recording

Works on your computer, but has not yet been tested against expert-labelled field audio. Check results by ear.

Map of monitoring sites

The sites are real places, but the recordings shown at them are assigned for demonstration. They were not recorded there.

Pelicans and fish farms

Built from public sighting records (where pelicans were seen), not from their calls. The data's licence still needs confirming before any published use.