Sibling projects

Featherframe stands on a lot of other people's work, and it has good company. Here are projects worth a look.

To suggest a project, open an issue with a link and a sentence about it. Your own projects are welcome.

Other bird frames and displays

Project	What it is	Open source
inky-bird-frame	A color e-paper field journal for Pimoroni Inky screens. Pulls from BirdNET, BirdWeather, eBird, iNaturalist, and Bird Buddy.	Yes
AvianVisitors	A live collage of the birds at your window, from your own mic or a BirdWeather station, with an optional frame to build.	Yes
HABirdDashboard	A Home Assistant card showing BirdNET-Go detections as a collage, sized by how often each species calls.	Yes
fugleramme	A Raspberry Pi frame that shows the species BirdNET-Go hears as 1800s illustrations, on a color e-paper panel, a TV, or any screen.	Yes
BirdNetDisplay	A small desk display for BirdNET-Pi on an ESP32 "Cheap Yellow Display".	Yes

BirdNET software

Project	What it is	Open source
BirdNET-Analyzer	BirdNET itself, from Cornell and TU Chemnitz. See About BirdNET.	Yes
BirdNET-Pi	A 24/7 listening station on a Raspberry Pi. The maintained fork of the original.	Yes
BirdNET-Go	A listening station written in Go, for birds and bats. Has its own Home Assistant integration.	Yes
BirdNET-Pi2Go	Moves your BirdNET-Pi history to BirdNET-Go.	Yes
birdnetlib	Use BirdNET from Python.	Yes
BirdWeather	A live world map of BirdNET stations. Featherframe can read any public station on it.	No

BirdNET hardware

Project	What it is	Open source
BirdWeather PUC	A weatherproof, ready-made BirdNET station.	No
Haikubox	A backyard listening box, built with the Cornell BirdNET team.	No
AudioMoth	A tiny, cheap acoustic recorder used in field research. Also sold as a USB mic.	Yes

More on building a station: BirdNET hardware.

Other backyard bird projects

Project	What it is	Open source
YetAnother-WhosAtMyFeeder	Identifies birds on your feeder camera through Frigate. Can match them up with BirdNET-Go. A fork of WhosAtMyFeeder.	Yes
WAMF	Wildlife monitoring on Frigate, MQTT, and AI species ID.	Yes
Bird Buddy	A smart feeder with a camera. Community Home Assistant integration.	No
Merlin Bird ID	Cornell's free app. Identifies birds by sound, photo, or a few questions.	No
eBird	Log what you see. The world's largest bird-sighting database.	No
Project FeederWatch	Count the birds at your feeder in winter, for science.	No
BirdCast	Live bird migration maps and forecasts from weather radar.	No

Audubon's and Gould's illustrations

All public domain.

• Audubon.org: Birds of America: every plate, with Audubon's own text.
• University of Pittsburgh: high-resolution scans of all 435 plates.
• Biodiversity Heritage Library: the smaller octavo edition, page by page.
• Biodiversity Heritage Library: the Smithsonian's scans of Gould's books, where Featherframe's Gould illustrations come from.
• wr/historical-bird-plates: Featherframe's species identifications for every plate, and the cleaned Gould plates, as open data (CC0).
• nathanbuchar/audubon-bird-plates: all 435 as image files. Featherframe's Audubon illustrations come from here.