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Thursday, August 15th, 2024
avinews
Watch out for Eurasian Dotterels! (Please also report nil counts!)
posted by Johannes Wahl
 
Tuesday, May 28th, 2024
technews
Update: New version of the NaturaList app available (v0.264)
posted by Christopher König
 
Tuesday, May 28th, 2024
avinews
Vogelwelt aktuell: Rückblick auf den Winter 2023/2024
posted by Christopher König
 
Saturday, April 20th, 2024
technews
Please select photos carufully!
posted by Christopher König
 
Wednesday, April 17th, 2024
technews
Keep your eyes open when using identification apps!

Smartphones are now a constant companion for most people. The technical possibilities in the field of bird identification are also developing rapidly. While digital identification books that are always to hand are highly recommended, caution is advised when using direct identification aids, which usually work by transmitting photos or sound recordings.

During ongoing plausibility checks, our regional coordinators are increasingly confronted with cases in which such apps are "blindly" trusted, leading to obvious misidentifications. In some cases, a high level of certainty is suggested, but unfortunately the apps are still often wrong, especially when it comes to recognising short calls.

We do not wish to discourage the use of these apps as a matter of principle, as they certainly provide helpful support in expanding your own knowledge of species and will undoubtedly continue to gain in importance in the future. However, please always provide additional visual confirmation, especially for purely acoustic app determinations. This applies in particular to species whose calls or songs you were previously unfamiliar with. Identification using artificial intelligence should only ever be an aid and additional safeguard. If in doubt, please refrain from submitting a report to ornitho.

Thank you for your understanding!

posted by Christopher König
 
Monday, April 8th, 2024
technews
Important information on reporting via "NaturaList": location, time, species list
posted by Christopher König
 
Thursday, February 1st, 2024
technews
Small adjustments to frequency classes
posted by Christopher König
 
Tuesday, January 23rd, 2024
tipnews
"Rare birds in Germany 2021" published
posted by Christopher König
 
Saturday, January 20th, 2024
technews
New dead find tool for standardised recording of dead and injured birds
posted by Christopher König
 
Thursday, January 11th, 2024
avinews
International "Waterbird Weekend"
posted by Christopher König
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