Birds · sound
BirdNET can suggest an initial identification from an audio recording. The recording, time, habitat and repeated observation help show whether that hypothesis makes sense.
Living archive
A growing record of the flora and fauna I encounter in this plot. I am starting small and will only publish real observations, with date, context and level of certainty when available.
Ler em portuguêsBirds heard at dawn, spontaneous plants, insects, fungi, reptiles and other encounters found in the field. This is not an official inventory or a closed list: it is a portfolio of observations that I will build over time.
An app can help start an identification, but it does not turn one photograph or sound into confirmation. Each entry will say whether it is a provisional app identification, a field observation or an externally confirmed reference.
BirdNET can suggest an initial identification from an audio recording. The recording, time, habitat and repeated observation help show whether that hypothesis makes sense.
PictureThis can offer an initial hypothesis for photographed plants. Before I publish an identification with greater confidence, I compare leaves, flowers, habit and context with external references.
Spontaneous plants, trees, shrubs, flowers and fungi observed in the plot.
Birds seen or heard, with date, sound or image context when available.
Pollinators, decomposers and other small encounters worth recording.
Reptiles, amphibians, mammals or signs of presence, only when carefully observed.
This page is ready to receive real observations. When there is a photograph, audio recording or encounter I want to document, it will appear here with the information I can verify.
Where possible, each record will include: photograph or audio, common and scientific name, date or season, general project area, identification method, certainty level and a short observation note. Exact locations of species or sensitive points are not published.