Spring has sprung and birds across North America are singing about it! Tune in with Merlin Bird ID and experience spring in a whole new way. Download Merlin for free from your app store and get real-time feedback on who’s singing: https://hubs.la/Q01Nd1q80 | Cornell Lab of Ornithology

The Merlin Bird app helps you identify birds you hear. #merlinapp #merlin | Get Wild

Our Video of the Week introduces you to the Cornell Lab's Merlin Bird ID app's new, groundbreaking tool: sound ID. Merlin can recognize the sounds of more than 400 species from the U.S. and Canada, with that number set to expand rapidly in future updates. What's that bird singing? Let the app listen to the song and it will tell you. Check it out and watch the video to find out how we made it happen: https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/ | Cornell Lab of Ornithology

You can hear this "tiny tin horn" call in many evergreen forests of North America—do you know what it is? You can use Merlin Bird ID to help you identify unfamiliar bird songs, discover new birds, and unlock your next birding superpower. Give it a try: https://hubs.la/Q017HHXT0 | Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Have you heard of the Merlin Bird ID app? The app is a creation of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology that allows you to identify birds you see or hear. The man behind the app is Drew Weber (@drewweber), a Syracuse resident. I recently had the opportunity to take a walk with him around Onondaga Lake. Drew lives in the Comstock area since moving here about ten years ago. Drew was raised in Reading, Pennsylvania. His father was casually into bird watching and together they tried to identify various sp