Bird Identifier Tool

Awesome—here’s a **copy-paste, single-file** Bird Identifier Tool (pure HTML + CSS + JS). Drop it into a WordPress “Custom HTML” block and you’re good to go. “`html

🪶 Bird Identifier

Answer a few quick questions (and optionally analyze a photo) to get likely matches. Works offline—no data leaves your browser.

Pick where the bird was seen.
Where was the bird? e.g., garden, forest, wetland.
Roughly compare to a sparrow (small) or crow (medium) etc.
General beak type helps a lot.
Choose up to 3–4 colors you noticed.
Add a couple of behaviors if you saw any.
If unsure, leave blank.
We’ll estimate prominent colors from the photo to help matching. Image never uploads.
Results will appear here. Tip: the more fields you fill, the better the match.
What’s included?
This demo ships with a compact, hand-curated dataset of common birds across regions to keep the file lightweight. You can expand the dataset easily in the code.
“` Want me to tailor the dataset for **Bangladesh/Asia** specifically (e.g., add Common Tailorbird, Black Drongo, Purple Sunbird, White-throated Kingfisher) or wire this to a backend later?

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