Birds at the dock

A microphone at Tennessee River Mile 559.5 listens to the lake 24/7 and identifies what it hears with BirdNET. 8 days on file so far.

Daily reports

Carolina Wren
0812 species heard
Most activeCarolina Wren45
FarthestGreat Crested Flycatcher8,063 km
Eastern Bluebird
0714 species heard
Most activeEastern Bluebird57
FarthestBarn Swallow15,687 km
Carolina Wren
069 species heard
Most activeCarolina Wren52
FarthestGreat Crested Flycatcher8,063 km
Carolina Chickadee
0510 species heard
Most activeCarolina Chickadee30
FarthestGreat Crested Flycatcher8,063 km
Carolina Wren
0414 species heard
Most activeCarolina Wren68
FarthestBarn Swallow15,687 km
Carolina Wren
0311 species heard
Most activeCarolina Wren74
FarthestBarn Swallow15,687 km
Carolina Wren
0210 species heard
Most activeCarolina Wren44
FarthestBarn Swallow15,687 km
American Crow
018 species heard
Most activeAmerican Crow29
FarthestEastern Kingbird13,224 km

How this works

Audio runs through BirdNET, an open-source neural network from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology that identifies bird species by sound. Detections at high confidence are tallied per day. Each card links to that day's full species list and hourly chart.