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- Add hidden admin-screen stub to index.html. The live JS calls adminEl.setAttribute() on every hashchange (via openAdmin/closeAdmin); with the element missing those threw a null-ref that killed syncRouter mid-flight, so atlas card clicks set the hash but never opened the detail modal. Stub is empty - menu items navigate to BirdNET-Pi's stock pages instead of triggering in-app admin. - Point the live-audio Audio() at /stream (BirdNET-Pi's existing icecast reverse-proxy from install_services.sh:189) instead of the worker's /birdnet/stream. The drawer's live-audio button now plays real BirdNET-Pi audio on local installs. Verified end-to-end in Docker container: - Landing collage: 4 tiles render from seeded DB - Atlas click: detail modal opens with image + sci/common name - Menu drawer: opens, shows 4 items (no password in local mode) - Auto-refresh: INSERTed Bubo virginianus into birds.db, forced refresh via window picker re-click, tile count 4→5 with the new species appearing in the collage.
AvianVisitors
A live bird collage from your window.
See it running at bird.onethreenine.net.
BOM
| Qty | Description | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Raspberry Pi (4B / 5 / Zero 2W) | ~$35-80 | Raspberry Pi |
| 1 | Micro SD Card (≥32 GB) | ~$10 | Amazon |
| 1 | USB lavalier microphone | $16.95 | Amazon |
| 1 | Pi power supply | ~$10 | - |
Optional: a Gemini API key to restyle illustrations, an eBird API key to filter species by region.
1. Flash the SD card
Use Raspberry Pi Imager. Pick Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit). In the customisation dialog set:
- Username
- WiFi SSID + password
- Hostname:
birdnet - Enable SSH with password auth
Plug the USB mic into the Pi. Place the capsule in a window or mount it outside. Boot.
2. Run the installer
ssh <your-username>@birdnet.local
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Twarner491/AvianVisitors/avian-visitors/newinstaller.sh | bash
Clones this fork, installs BirdNET-Pi, symlinks the AvianVisitors overlay into the Caddy web root. Takes 20-40 minutes. Reboots when done.
Collage: http://birdnet.local/avian/. Stock BirdNET-Pi UI: http://birdnet.local/.
3. (Optional) Restyle the illustrations
The repo ships with 450 bundled illustrations. To restyle or add region-specific species:
export GEMINI_API_KEY='your-key'
# Re-render every species in BirdNET-Pi's model:
python3 ~/BirdNET-Pi/avian/scripts/pregen.py --labels ~/BirdNET-Pi/model/labels.txt --force
# Or filter to species observed in your eBird region:
export EBIRD_API_KEY='your-key'
python3 ~/BirdNET-Pi/avian/scripts/pregen.py \
--labels ~/BirdNET-Pi/model/labels.txt \
--ebird-region US-CA
Style lives in avian/scripts/prompt.template.md. Edit, re-run with --force.
4. (Optional) Forward off your LAN
See avian/forwarding/ for three independent recipes:
- Cloudflare Tunnel for a public HTTPS URL.
- Home Assistant REST sensor that exposes the latest detection.
- MQTT bridge that publishes every new detection.
Repo layout
avian/ # everything we add to BirdNET-Pi
├── frontend/ # static HTML/JS/CSS for the collage
├── assets/ # 450 bundled illustrations + cutouts + masks
├── api/ # PHP shims served by BirdNET-Pi's PHP-FPM
├── scripts/ # pregen.py + editable prompt template
└── forwarding/ # optional HA / MQTT / Cloudflare configs
Everything outside avian/ is upstream BirdNET-Pi.
License
CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0, inherited from BirdNET-Pi. Non-commercial use only. See the BirdNET-Pi README for full Cornell attribution.