Twarner491
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Adds avian/ on top of upstream BirdNET-Pi: - frontend/ static collage UI (mask-packed bird tiles, sized by detection count) - assets/ ~450 bundled kachō-e illustrations + cutouts + binary masks - api/ PHP shims for recent/lifelist/firstseen/timeseries JSON - scripts/ installer + Gemini pregen + editable prompt template - caddy/ snippet mounting /collage on existing Caddy - forwarding/ optional HA / MQTT / Cloudflare configs Default install: http://birdnet.local/collage/ with no auth. Upstream BirdNET-Pi README preserved at README.upstream.md.
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Bird illustration prompt
This is the prompt sent to Gemini for every bird illustration. Edit it to change the style — the entire visual feel of the collage flows through this template.
Two placeholders get replaced per request:
{sci_name}— the binomial Latin name, e.g.Calypte anna{com_name}— the English common name, e.g.Anna's Hummingbird{pose}— eitherperched(pose 1) orin flight with wings spread(pose 2)
The default style below is kachō-e — Edo-period Japanese flower-and-bird woodblock prints, rendered in ink and watercolor on warm paper. Replace the body of the prompt with whatever feels right for your apartment.
Prompt
Generate a {pose} {com_name} ({sci_name}) in the style of an Edo-period Japanese kachō-e woodblock print. Confident sumi-e ink linework with soft watercolor washes. Earthy, restrained palette — burnt umber, ochre, indigo, vermillion, muted greens. Plumage details rendered with short directional brush strokes; eye, beak, and feet drawn with crisp ink. The bird should be the only subject — NO background, NO branch unless the pose requires it (a single sparse twig is fine for perched), NO border or frame, NO text or signature.
Anatomy must be biologically accurate for the named species:
- Exactly two wings. Two legs. One head. One beak. One tail.
- Posture and feather pattern matching {com_name} field-guide references — color, markings, and body proportions must match the real bird.
- For perched poses: one wing folded against the body, the other tucked behind. For flight: both wings extended in a natural flapping position.
Render at high resolution on a clean transparent background. Output the illustration with no surrounding scene, no caption, no shadow beneath the bird.