For a bigger list of birds see our "South African Birds" app. This one only contain garden birds.

Identify birds instantly with incredible accuracy.

Are you someone who recently started birding or is maybe thinking of taking up the wonderful hobby of birding? Then look no further.

Through our Artificial Intelligence algorithms, we aim to take the frustration and confusion out of trying to identify bird species to ensure that your birding experience as a new birder is nothing but pure joy - as it was meant to be.

How accurate is it? Take a scenario where the average human being is exposed to the same birds our algorithm has been exposed to and asked to learn to identify them. If you would then ask the human to make their top recommendation when identifying a specific bird and compare it to our best matches then on average we will outperform the human being based on international benchmarks in human vision accuracy.

Admittedly the Artificial Intelligence algorithm sometimes behaves like a naughty child- it almost seems like it suggests the wrong answers on purpose. In such an event we added the ability for you to upload the photo and retrain the algorithm to improve it.

We propose you use this app with your favorite field guide. The purpose of this app was to create an app that can accurately identify birds from a photo and not to replace a field guide and the vital information it contains about bird species.

Bird identification: South African Garden Birds is an electronic interactive bird identifier that uses the latest Artificial Intelligence technology to identify birds for you through the Photo ID feature.

Features include:
- Photo ID that utilises the latest NatureAi Artificial Intelligence technology and identifies a bird from a photo that you upload.
- After successfully identifying your bird the app will confirm the best matches and provide dynamic links to the Wikipedia page of the bird that will open in the app.
- The ability to browse birds should be preferred. Birds are ordered by taxonomic families and searchable. The content for each bird directly links to the Wikipedia page of the bird.

Make your phone "see" using this exciting technology and enhance your birding experience like never before.