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1. I'd like to be able to go straight to the bird when logging a sighting rather than having to scroll an alphabetical list.Great app for learning to identify British birds by their song.
2. You might also consider UK Birds but it is no longer available.I love this app for helping me identify that bird I can't see but can hear, very rewarding! There's enough information to inform you so that if you want to know more you have the wherewithal to do so.
3. A bird app that misses out 'well-known' birds? Where is the redwing? The nightjar? The Black-backed gull, the lesser black-backed gull? I do not know yet how many other birds I will find are missing.
4. Perfect for my needs, I hope it is kept up-to-date for more modern phones as it would be a shame for it to stop working on newer models.It's a great ap for ID ing birds especially if you can't see them only hear them but it could do with having more references as there are lot's of birds still missing.
5. Wish some of the bird song was a bit better (I live in the Wirral and I'm sure Curlews sound a bit more tuneful, for example) but hard to fault now I know what the blue icon is for (thanks Jessica).
6. It has a multichoice quiz for ID ing birds which is quite addictive and good for beginners..Right after purchase I got a pop up message telling me that this app was designed for an earlier phone and that it might not work properly.
7. The overlap between this app and the Bird Song ID app is so great that I would not recommend buying the latter (which, alas, I did).
8. I find it easy to navigate around and there is good detail about each bird.
9. Quite easy to identify birds using the identification quiz.
10. But I am sure it will get there in time.Pretty comprehensive set of bird descriptions.
11. It then gives you information, a picture and a sound segment of the birds to read about.