Likely Birds
Choose a place and week to see birds typical of that season. Coordinates stay in your browser.
Pick a place and a week
Fledge will run the BirdNET Geomodel in your browser and list the birds that are typical for that point at that time of year. Nothing downloads until you ask.
How to read this
Each bird is scored with an occurrence likelihood for that point and that week, learned from historical occurrence records. A high score means the species is commonly recorded around there at that time of year.
It is not a chance of detection, an abundance estimate, or a forecast, and it is not corrected for how much birders actually look in a given place. Somewhere with few records can still hold the bird; somewhere well watched will simply be better described.
This is a prior built from past records — not a live sighting feed. For what is being seen right now, use eBird.
Model and data
- BirdNET Geomodel v3.0.4 — model weights, Apache-2.0.
- Cornell Lab of Ornithology. EOD — eBird Observation Dataset — CC BY 4.0.
- Occurrence records accessed through GBIF.
- Names and families follow AviList. Full attribution lives on the Data Sources & Credits page.