Hi Andy, thanks for the offer! I will get back to you when i have recorded some samples and have checked if the sound in question stands out enough from the background noise. Cheers!

Anthony, the guys at the ARBIMON project solved the problem of automatic species identification from audio recordings. Maybe you can find some useful info on how to approach this topic in their publications ( https://www.sieve-analytics.com/publications ). I'd be interested in your tools, since i don't have the funding to use the ARBIBON web-application service. :( Cheers!

Thanks for the update! I might still be able to use the AudioMoth later this season, so i will stay around and follow the further development updates. Keep up the good work.

"Our team is trialling the new design in Belize over Easter. So we will send out an email to all our subscribers before we leave to keep you updated." I didn't get an email via the subscription service pre- nor post-easter. Did everything go as planned with the trial in Belize? I can't wait for price and availability details. Summer is coming. :)

Great news, Andy! I don't know the exact amount of devices needed yet. A rough guess would be around 10 AudioMoths. But this depends on theire price and if i can get funding for my project. Also i'm not yet sure how many habitat types can be distinguished along the gradient. I'm subscribed and will try to make up my mind on the required amount until easter. Thanks!