Do You Want To Find Out Bird Species In Your Photos? This Website Could Come In Handy!
If you’re like me, you would want to label all your photos including their names, photo locations, date, etc. When it comes to bird photography, you would really need to know your subjects.
Not everyone is Ornithologist, the person who studies birds. So, as a nature photographer, you might need to identify the bird species in your photos.
This great article reveals a website which can easily help you find out which bird is in your photo. While there are some expected deviations, this resource is an amazing tool for bird photographers. Remember you always have to document your photos! A photo without a name is not worth anything.
Read through, check out the images and let us know what you think!
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However, thanks to the development team at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, she can take a photo of the bird, run it through their bird ID analysis, and leave me the heck alone!
The men-in-lab-coats at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology are the ones responsible for Merlin, a mobile app that aids you in identifying North American birds based on your current geographic location along with some answers to simple questions about the bird’s color, size, and observed activities.
Now, you can skip all that mumbo-jumbo by uploading a photo of a bird directly to their bird ID engine, point out a couple features, and let the magic of the Internet do its work.
So, I decided to give it a try to see how accurate the system really is…
Not bad…not bad. So, I gave it a got with a less-obvious pose:
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Read the full article and see all the photos at: DIYPhotography.net
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