My solar-powered BirdWeather unit collects data 24/7 and uploads it automatically to BirdWeather.com, where it’s stored indefinitely. Using a JavaScript-based script, I pull the last 30 days of data into a dynamic sheet. The script processes each day, counts the number of vocalizations detected for each species, and identifies the Top 10 most active birds.
This information is then displayed in a pie chart on this site. The process is fully automated, so the chart always reflects the latest 30 days of activity. As new birds are detected and vocalizations recorded, the data updates in real time, giving you an up-to-date snapshot of bird activity in the specific area.