Building an observability system for bird songs involves using open-source tools like BirdNET, Prometheus, Grafana Loki, and Grafana to monitor and analyze avian vocalizations, enhancing both scientific inquiry and mental well-being. This setup, which can be replicated at home, employs a Raspberry Pi and a basic microphone to record and locally analyze bird sounds, identifying over 6,000 species primarily from North America and Europe. The data is then visualized on Grafana dashboards, which can include contextual information such as weather conditions and pollution levels from sources like Open-Meteo and the World Air Quality Index. Users can enhance this observability system by integrating additional data sources such as Wikipedia for species descriptions and Google Sheets for logging local observations. Alerts for specific bird species can be set up using Grafana Alerting and Pushover notifications, allowing real-time updates on detected bird songs. This innovative system showcases the potential of combining technology with nature observation, providing valuable insights and a deeper connection to the natural world.