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GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology Vol. 12 (2026), Issue 2

Deep Learning-based Classification of Birds Species Recognition using Transfer Learning and hybrid Hyperparameter Optimization

Authors

Ketan J. Sarvakar, Vidhi Chaudhari, Vidhi S. Patel, Urmila Patel, Raksha Patel, Bhavesh Soni

Abstract

Automated bird species recognition performs an essential role in biodiversity monitoring, ecological studies, and plant life and fauna conservation. Traditional identity methods depend intently on manual assertion and professional understanding, which makes big-scale tracking difficult and time-eating. Recent advances in deep gaining knowledge of and computer imaginative and prescient have enabled the improvement of automated structures able to because it must be figuring out their species from pictures. This looks at gives a deep learning–based framework for bird species magnificence using switch studying with more than one Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) architectures, which encompass VGG16, InceptionV3, DenseNet, and MobileNetV2. The proposed machine consists of photograph preprocessing and information augmentation strategies together with rotation, flipping, and scaling to enhance model generalization and robustness underneath various environmental conditions. The fashions are professional and evaluated on bird photograph datasets to analyze their elegance overall performance. Experimental effects show that the MobileNetV2 structure achieves the very best type accuracy of approximately 99%, while keeping lower computational complexity in contrast to deeper fashions. Comparative evaluation with present approaches demonstrates that mild-weight transfer studying models offer an effective stability among accuracy and computational overall performance for bird species recognition duties. The proposed framework can manual automatic biodiversity tracking and may be prolonged for real-time natural world commentary structures the use of cellular or part computing systems.