Merlin AI Demos!
…Notes ….Even more demos @ ai.columbari.us — — — Vue UI: handling multiple clients- demo of MLD-1514 Leaflet UI: handling multiple clients- demo of MLD-1514...
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Tagged: Birding
Merlin AI Demos!
post updated 11/23/20 Demos, interpreter implementations & data ingress tools for annotating, interpreting, and deploying trained models. Visit the web demos...
tmpUI & the Merlin Sound ID Project
....Onward! xD Objectives & oodles more fun to be had over here on github
The eBird API & regionCode
get this script and other GIS bits here on github The Ebird dataset is awesome. While directly handling data as a massive delimited file- as distributed by the...
Warbler Trillers of the Charles
The first ones to arrive in MA, brush up! Palm warbler songs This is usually the first one to arrive. Gold bird, medium sized warbler, rufus hat. When they...
How To Generate convex hull polygons and centroids from KML
Click here for the PDF: Generate convex hull polygons and centroids from KML
How to Query KML point data as CSV using QGIS and R
How to Query KML point data as CSV using QGIS and R Here you can see more than 800 points, each describing an observation of an individual bird. This data is...
Research Year Two: Three Photos
The field season has officially started in Northern NH! Male Common Yellowthroat warbler (COYE): This fellow is defending a small territory in a patch of open...
Solar upgrades!
Solar upgrades! Incredibly, the hut we are working from actually had another solar panel just laying around. 🙂 This 50w square panel had a junction box with...
Gathering point data using Compass 55 on Apple iOS
Keeping track of birds is tricky! Attached is our team's workflow with Compass 55. From the Kml, we go into Google Earth Pro - ArcGIS Desktop (arcmap). QGIS is...
840 Watts of Solar Power!
Equipment used: Inverter/PWM Controller: http://a.co/fdl9YzI 2x 35ah Batteries: http://a.co/5JBIxTC 100w solar panel: http://a.co/5JBIxTC We need power! While...
Birding at Plumb Island!
While somewhat of a historical entry: Below are some of the few photos I took while birding on may 5, 2018- GLOBAL BIG DAY! Be sure to read about it here:...
Signs of Thoughts of Possible Spring?
Spring is (possibly) coming people! 🙂
Using ESRI ArcGIS / ArcMap on Mac OSX: 2 methods
Edit 07/26/2020: Check out the expanded GIS notes page here! Using ESRI ArcGIS / ArcMap on Macs: 2 methods I need to run ESRI products on my MacBook Pro. QGIS...
EBPP: My Epic Birding Prediction Project in R
GitHub Link: https://github.com/Jesssullivan/EBPP ...Epic Birding Predicting Project: Predicting good birding near you... ...Currently under development in R.
Gallery of "Warblers in the Hand"
Birding Beyond Binos: 5 Bird apps vs. “the Guide”.
We all have a favorite bird, animal or plant guide. Peterson is the best at drawing; Sibley takes the best pictures. Kauffman ties it all together; National...
Rugby Morning #3.6
...During #3 I got demolished by biting insects- ".6" times later I had purchased and applied a significant DEET and re-entered the fray! -Jess
Rugby Morning #2
Guess where I went this morning? Breaking in the new spot. Additionally, I saw Magnolia, Yellow, and Common Yellowthroat warblers, and heard Black Throated...
Hunting for Trees = BIRDS
Today, I went lurking about Langdon Woods in search of as many trees as possible. I took over 300 photos of bark, leaves, and twigs, aiming to highlight the...
Fox Park #16 and #17: 4/16/17,Big Toad: Small Vireo. Yay.
I was in and out of Fox park today as well as yesterday, so I will not put a time. The sun was hot (77F), the skies were clear, and the birds were singing.
Bird Observations Today- Langdon Woods
This is in lieu of a wonderful 2 hour walk around PSU property during my natural history class. Firstly- open the below link to see the 25 species we...
Beaver Dam @ Quincy Bog #1: 3/30/17, The World Has Gone Mad
The first year PSU natural history class wandered into the middle of Quincy Bog onto the local beaver lodge at about 10am today, 3/30/17. We had came to this...
Wolf Pine @ Fox Park #8: 3/16/17, Someone Bumped The Snow Machine
I decided to snowshoe into Fox Park at about 6:30am Thursday, 3/16/17. Firstly, the forest sounded like it is in shock; dead quiet. No crows or bluejays, only...
Sit spot #N.1: The GHO Talk
Great horned owls. Except for the only exception feasible- Which is of course the Great Grey Owl who has decided to move to southern NH from its previous home...
Wolf Pine @ Fox Park #7: 3/12/17, Surprise! It's Cold
Arrived at Fox Park at about 1:30 today, 3/12/17, under a deceiving blue sky and some light scattered clouds. A prohibitive 10 degrees and ~0 degrees with wind...
Wolf Pine @ Fox Park #6: 3/10/17, Theoretical Owls and Real Tree Bark
I hit the trails at 5 am sharp Friday 3/10/17. Nice morning, some cloud cover but a reasonable temperature for prospective chipmunks for jaunt out of the...
Wolf Pine @ Fox Park #4: 3/5/17, Noon-ish time
This is the kind of day it is today. Not a cloud in the light blue sky, the sun casting sharp shadows from the bare branches. A bit blustery, and cold- I'd...
Wolf Pine @ Fox Park #3: 3/3/17, Noon-ish time
I walked into Fox Park on 3/3/17. Note how I could walk right in; the snow has settled and melted into a single layer that had been frozen the night before.
Wolf Pine @ Fox Park #1 +Bonus Winter Birds
Today and yesterday, 2.19.17 - 2.20.17, have officially kicked off my first real visits to my "sit spot" (required for all adventure ed students at PSU) and...
Opportunistic birding: 14/12/2016
Today, I am in a good mood and feel happy because: The two Bohemian waxwings were still hanging around the museum of cedar waxwings, both of whom arrived...