Japanese Birds 50 vs Bay Area Bird Experience Usage & Stats

Japanese Birds 50 This app guides for 50 species of birds in Japan with photos, descriptions, and sounds. You can browse birds alphabetically with English name or family name. Search for birds with word is available by typical operation. Japanese name could be convenience when you talk to Japanese bird watcher. ex. “Red-crowned Crane” is “Tan-cho” in Japanese name. It has also glossary and terminology in Japanese and English. Use the lists feature to make own list with your interest, and lifelist. Sample lists included, The three great voices of Japan, Natural monument of Japan. This app developed by Enwit Inc. with texts and sounds by Hideo Ueda, photos by Takuya Kanaouchi, translation by Susan Ishida. Original books is published by Bunichi-Sogo Syuppan., Co. Ltd. ******Update History***** 1.4.1 - Build for iOS 14 - Fixed bugs of display on some devices. 1.4.0 - Build for iOS 11 - Adjust for 4.7 inch, 5.5 inch screen size - Added link to Wikipedia ja/en - Fixed minor bugs 1.2.0 -Support screen size of iPhone 5 and iOS 6. -This version is based on Check-list of Japanese Birds, 7th revised edition by The Ornithological Society of Japan (Preference selects 6th edition or 7th.) -Access to another species of same family in detail screen. -Photos is positioned on horizontal scroll. -Play by speaker mode over mute added. Default mode is not play by speaker if OS set to mute. In field play by speaker is sensitive to another bird watcher and wild birds. -Link to Wikipedia -Link to Smart Birding, movie app. ***************************

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Bay Area Bird Experience

Take a bird walk in one of six different San Francisco Bay Area habitats, experiencing the sights and sounds of the birds you find there. Or, explore bird info pages with original photos, sound recordings, and poems that help each bird come to life. When you're ready, take quizzes of different difficulty levels to test your knowledge. Features: - Bird walks for six different habitats (neighborhood, bay, woods, lake, fields, hills) - A birder's notebook that keeps track of the birds you've seen on a given bird walk - 58 bird info pages with photos, sound recordings (if applicable), a poem, and a quick birding tip for each bird - Quizzes of four difficulty levels: easy, medium, hard, and sound-only - All of the above accessible without Internet connection * The Bay Area Bird Experience mobile application was designed and programmed by Michelle Thurber. All photos, sound recordings, poems, stories, and quick birding tips are the copyright of Michelle Thurber. *