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42 reactions · 11 shares | For years, nature recordist Lang Elliott came up with clever ways to hear high-pitched bird songs despite his high-frequency hearing loss. Lang teamed up with a programmer to develop an app called Hear Birds Again. Currently it’s only available for iPhones, but it’s able to take high-pitch bird songs and shift them down into a lower range. Learn more about Hear Birds Again on today’s BirdNote Daily! Photo © Hear Birds Again | BirdNote | Facebook