

Identify the boxed call before its trailing edge leaves the glowing window. Pausing holds all timers.
Each QR opens a browser controller. The desktop remains the audio and scoring clock.
The QR room remains stable while signaling reconnects. Open data channels are not destroyed by a temporary signaling interruption.

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One species at a time. Safer calls come first. Each following Field level includes every species learned so far, arriving in pairs.
Maintain flock foraging health, identify calls, and respond to acoustic or visual predator events.
Red, orange, green, and blue represent posterior risk states. Saturation represents confidence.
Bird artwork represents the species. Macro-board borders use the average hue of its male artwork; call-button colors show risk state.
Each species occupies one persistent mean location derived from the available V20 call-location data.
Scan the QR and use a phone for call responses, Hawk Alert, direction, and transport controls.
Six playable species; 19 tested call types. The information-only network retains all source annotations. Raw levels use selected original-speed recording periods.
Species artwork is adapted from photographs credited to Hector Bottai, Luiz Carlos Rocha, cello caruso-turiello, Vincent A. Vos, and Lindolfo Souto. Each image’s source, original license, and modifications are listed below.
The MYME female is representative artwork adapted from a MYAX female. Male/female game pairs do not identify the sex of recorded callers.
Every active flock individual has been lost.
Turn media volume up and select this phone or your headphones as the audio output. On older iOS, turn Silent Mode off. These tests use no microphone.
Each test plays two quiet beeps.