Birds of Brazil vs ChirpOMatic Caribbean Usage & Stats

Based on Ber van Perlo's ‘Field Guide to the Birds of Brazil’, this app covers over 1,800 species of bird seen in Brazil, including residents, migrants and vagrants. Helpful texts detail size, habitat and description, while informative illustrations show a host of plumages for each species, including subspecific variation. Distribution maps and stunning still photographs further enhance the app, and songs and calls of over 1,200 species complete the package. The result is a must-have app for anybody birding in Brazil. FEATURES: • all content stored on the device, so no need to have phone signal or be connected to wi-fi • species names in English, Portuguese and scientific • illustrations, text and maps for over 1,800 species • over 1,200 songs and calls • superb still photographs for many species • includes full introductory text from ‘Field Guide to Birds of Brazil’ • search by species name in English, Portuguese or scientific • organise bird names in taxonomic order or alphabetically • quickly close the species list by pinching on the list • favourite species feature • swipe up/down on illustrations to seamlessly move between species

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ChirpOMatic Caribbean

The islands of the Caribbean support some spectacular bird life and nearly a third of the birds are not found anywhere else in the world. The variety is astonishing but they can be hard to spot. ChirpOMatic is often the easiest way to find out what is around, by identifying them through their songs and calls. WHAT’S SPECIAL ABOUT CHIRPOMATIC • We have used our expertise in app development to make the app easy to use. No skill or knowledge of birds required. • The app includes a reference section with bird sounds, descriptions of the sounds, and photos • Share your recordings with friends using WhatsApp, Messages, Airdrop or Email • ChirpOMatic respects your privacy. You don’t need an account, and your recordings are for you alone. We only hear your recordings if you choose to send them to us • We listen to the recordings that are sent to us and the best ones are posted (with your permission) on the Xeno-canto website, the world-wide resource for bird sound research • If you don't have your phone with you, you can use your Apple Watch to record sounds for identification later • Thanks to ‘bird-safe’ mode, ChirpOMatic is the only bird app that can be used anywhere at any time without risk of disturbing nesting birds HOW TO USE CHIRPOMATIC • When you hear a bird, hold up your phone and tap the red button to start recording • Record for up to 10 seconds, then wait a few moments for the result • You will be shown details of the bird that was singing • Compare your recording with the reference samples and description to check the identification • If you don't have a data connection, then the sound is saved for analysis later "Chirp-o-magic! Love it. And the Grandkids do too"