groupgets.com/products/audio… A new AudioMoth 1.2 group order is now live on GroupGets. Order now!

GroupGets.com/moths - We have👉1,000 AudioMoth👈in stock right now ⚠️In addition we have AudioMoth USB, MicroMoth, AudioMoth Dev, and accessories in stock 🔥

groupgets.com/products/audio… A bundle containing everything you need to start using GPS to set an AudioMoth clock and synchronise recordings is now available over at GroupGets!

Scottish agricultural support is placing emphasis on monitoring biodiversity on farms, and one way to monitor this is by using bioacoustics. This article explains what is involved, including info on research at SRUC's Hill and Mountain Research Centre. 🦇 fas.scot/article/collec…

In the photo category, we have Danielle Rivet, PhD 🐻🐻‍❄️ monitoring the effect of sea ice dynamics on polar bears, Joana Picq demonstrating the power of camera traps to save wildlife (and all they endure thanks to nature), and Open Acoustic Devices detecting infrasonic elephant rumbles.

As part of our WILDLABS Community awards 2024 project, we've been developing sensors for soil acoustics. This one incorporates a 50mm piezo disc and a high-impedance JFET amplifier, enabling it to be plugged directly into AudioMoth.

Thrilled to be alongside absolutely incredible leaders in #bioacoustics & #ecoacoustics for the next WILDLABS Community Virtual Meetup series! 🔊 I'm speaking in session 4, talking about how to translate #bioacoustic data into #conservation action & work we're doing at WildMon!

I put an Open Acoustic Devices AudioMoth inside an IKEA SOLVINDEN lantern to make an ultrasonic-triggered bat lantern. The sound is from an AudioMoth USB Microphone and the AudioMoth Live app.

An infrasonic elephant rumble recorded at Whipsnade Zoo with an AudioMoth and a custom low-frequency microphone and low-pass amplifier as part of the WILDLABS Community awards 2024, together with ZSL #Tech4Wildlife.

First recording from Dorset Wildlife Trust of dolphin clicks recorded by an AudioMoth Dev and Aquarian H2A hydrophone on a free-floating bouy in Lyme Bay, UK. The buoy transmits GPS position over LoRa so it can be easily recovered.

Experimenting with visualisation of GPS synchronised Open Acoustic Devices AudioMoth recordings. These are some test recordings from last summer of an air horn on a football pitch.

If you are using the AudioMoth USB Microphone with Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm you will need to change the PipeWire configuration to allow sample rates other than 48kHz. We've added instructions in the AudioMoth-Live GitHub repository. Older versions of the OS work fine.

Testing the latest AudioMoth infrasonic developments for the WILDLABS Awards 2024 with the elephants Whipsnade Zoo today. For project updates check out WILDLABS Community wildlabs.net/discussion/wil…

JOIN US! On Nov 8th the Kitzes lab will be hosting a ✨free✨ large-scale bioacoustic monitoring workshop at the University of Delaware. People from all professional stages and backgrounds are welcome! Register at bit.ly/acoustic-works…

Have you heard of an audiomoth? 👂 Audiomoths are portable sound recorders and in Orkney we've been using them to record bats! The graph below shows the call of a common pipistrelle bat - can you spot the characteristic 'hockey stick' shape of the call on the spectogram?

Preparing Open Acoustic Devices #AudioMoth_Dev for field trials as part of the WILDLABS Community Awards 2024 with @LydiaKatsis ZSL Conservation These use the new AudioMoth Dev Case with GPS, external audio sensors and custom audio circuitry to enhance low frequency elephant rumbles

After lots of digging and tree climbing the Open Acoustic Devices #AudioMoths, developed as part of the WILDLABS Community Awards 2024, are deployed. Lucky enough to see a wild elephant on the way home too! @LydiaKatsis ZSL Conservation is collecting data in a few weeks🤞for rumbles

Imagine being a fly on the wall in a frog’s world 🐸 Over the past few months, Audiomoth recorders have gathered crucial audio data of Gunbower's frogs. We're excited to 'hop' into the data to uncover what the frogs have to say about their home. #CMAsGetItDone

A bird species occurrence dataset from passive audio recordings across dense urban areas in Gothenburg, Sweden link.springer.com/article/10.103…