Personal Bird Catalog is the result of the necessity to organize the
tons of pictures that I take as I go birding. The catalog keeps a few
representative pictures of every species that I have photographed. Here I
would like to make this program available to public. Feel free to download and
use it. And if you find it helpful do drop me an email! ScreenshotsScreenshot of main window. Screenshot of window that lets you add more pictures Copyright and all that
I believe in open source philosophy. So the program is available for free under
GPL. You are free to distribute the copies but make sure to keep the LICENSE file intact.
You can help!Even a casual look at the program will reveal that it is done in an amateurish way! That is correct. It was taken-up as an assignment in Python and Python-GUI. I am planning to work on an improvised version. Please let me know if you want to volunteer! |
What does it do?It is a comprehensive tool to manage your photographic collection of birds. It helps create and maintain a photographic database of the bird species you have seen. Some of the things it does:
What it does NOT do!Please note that this program will NOT help you identify the birds. Neither will it show a picture of a desired bird. YOU are suppose to identify the bird and upload it to the catalog. It it will help you to organize your collection. You should be able to access the picture of a certain species that YOU have taken. DownloadVersion 1.0 beta (July 2013)Program comes with some sample pictures to begin with. Before you downloadBefore you proceed with the download you should know that there are a couple of things that you have to have on your computer:
Please use python 2.7. version. Version 3.0+ is not supported. Installation
There is nothing much to install. Make sure that you have Python and Pyside installed. Then download the zip file, unzip it and look for PersonalBirdCatalog.py . If you are a Windows user double click on it. If you are Linux user open the terminal and use: This should launch the program, displaying some sample pictures. |
I have been birding in Pune University
(or University of Pune) since my PhD days. Here is a general list of birds that
I have seen at least once in the university. The list is in no particular
order. Some of the observations are also reported on eBird.org. They are listed on the right hand side.