Bird Card for Home Assistant (dashboard card)

Screenshots From the README of adamoberley/HABirdDashboard.

The ring collage layout on a wall display

About

Bird Card is a dashboard card that shows a live collage of birds detected by BirdNET-Go. Each species heard appears as a woodblock-print style illustration, sized by how often it calls and packed together by its silhouette. Birds the model heard clearly sit perched, while faint or uncertain detections fly past. Selecting a bird opens its recordings, description and stats. The card finds BirdNET-Go on its own, takes weather and theme from Home Assistant, and fetches artwork on demand. It is only the display, so the BirdNET-Go app must be running separately, and the collage can use a cluster or ring layout, with an optional clock and weather.

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Supports

From the Marketplace Installed through the Marketplace, formerly HACS.
Actively maintained Its author released or pushed a change in the last six months.

Setting it up

Install it from the Marketplace, then add a card of this type to a dashboard.

From the README

Bird Card: a live bird collage for Home Assistant, fed by BirdNET-Go.
The idea in one paragraph: your Home Assistant machine can identify every bird outside your window by sound alone. A free app called BirdNET-Go listens to any microphone - including the one already in your doorbell or security camera - and names each species it hears using Cornell's BirdNET model. Bird Card turns that stream of detections into the living collage above: every species you've heard appears as a woodblock-print style illustration (kachō-e, the Japanese bird-and-flower tradition), sized by how often it calls, packed together by its actual silhouette so wings cradle tails.

From the README of adamoberley/HABirdDashboard, MIT License. Shortened.