Identifies ~6,000 species
Cornell's BirdNET runs on your audio across the full global taxonomy, filtered to what's plausible at your location and date.
Upload a field recording and Icteria identifies the birds, cross-checks them against a second model and live eBird sightings, and writes you a clear field report — plus a calendar of the best days and times to record where you are.










A few of the ~6,000 species Icteria can identify — from your own recordings.
Three real acoustic models and live ecological data behind every report.
Cornell's BirdNET runs on your audio across the full global taxonomy, filtered to what's plausible at your location and date.
A second model (HawkEars) weighs in on the same clip. When the models disagree, you see it — an honest signal of uncertainty, not a false certainty.
YAMNet flags the non-bird sounds present — wind, traffic, voices, rain — so you know how the noise floor affects each detection.
Best days and the daily dawn-chorus window for your exact location and season — blended with the live weather forecast, since wind and rain swamp field audio.
Icteria reasons across your recording history and live data to surface patterns — new arrivals and departures, migration, and shifts in the diversity you're hearing season to season.
Icteria synthesizes the detections, weather, season and nearby sightings into a clear, readable report — and every one is saved to your account to build on.
Tell Icteria where you record. Everything — the calendar, the species filter, the sightings — tunes to it.
Pick a day the calendar rates highly and record in the window it recommends, then upload the clip (any common audio format).
Species, second-model check, soundscape, and a report written by Icteria — in under a minute.
Free to use, no account required. Your recordings and reports are saved as you go.
Sign in to save your reports and let the analysis learn from your recording history over time.
New to Icteria?
Tell us where you're recording. Icteria tunes a dawn-chorus calendar to your location and season, then turns each recording into an insightful field report.
Your location shapes the recommendations — your saved reports stay in your account.
Tuned to your location and the season.
Click any day to see exactly why its recording conditions are rated that way. Ratings blend the season with the near-term forecast (calm, dry mornings score highest).
Icteria runs BirdNET, then layers in weather, season, nearby sightings, and your past recordings.
The day this audio was captured. Reports build on your earlier recordings near this location — so a species that appears for the first time can be flagged as a likely migrant.
Analysis runs BirdNET over the recording, then Icteria writes your report. The first run loads the model, so it takes a few extra seconds.
No recording handy? Click any bird below to run the full analysis and see a real report — tuned to your location.
No report yet. Head to and upload a recording.
Saved reports you can revisit — and the analysis learns from them for richer insights over time.
No saved reports yet. Analyze a recording and it'll appear here.
Every bird Icteria identifies in your recordings collects here — tap a card to learn more about it.
Record and analyze a clip and the birds Icteria identifies will appear here — building your personal species list over time.
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Analyzing your recording…
Running the acoustic model over the audio.