TorisCollection

Grow a tiny ecosystem, and wait. Plant something in your garden. Insects find the plants. Birds find the insects. Nothing is rushed — you plant, time passes, and one day a bird arrives. Every bird you meet joins your radio. Their songs are real field recordings, and they play together as a quiet soundtrack you can leave on while you work or fall asleep. The birds don't come at random. Which birds visit depends on a real food web — the actual feeding relationships between plants, insects and birds, drawn from open ecological data. Your field guide fills in as you go: what each bird eats, where it lives, and what it's wary of. All of it real. ・No chores, no timers, no stamina ・Bird songs are always free ・Two gardens to tend: Kyoto and Charlotte ・37 birds, 32 plants and 17 insects, all real species Bird songs: xeno-canto contributors (Creative Commons). Feeding relationships: Global Biotic Interactions (GloBI).