Bird ID Hawaii vs Costa Rica Birds Usage & Stats

Updated March 2024. Everything you need for identifying birds in Hawaii. Includes all native and endemic birds, introduced birds, regularly-seen seabirds and shorebirds, common migrant waterfowl. Built-in sounds for most forest & tall grass birds. Save sightings in Log Book. - Find birds by Habitat, Color, Name - Play sound for most birds - Play video for many birds (internet required) - Save birds in Logbook, add field notes, email Logbook (text only) - Direct link to Wikipedia article for each bird. - Links to useful birding websites. - Designed for iPhone but also plays well on iPad. Not included: rare migrant waterfowl and a few very localized introduced birds. Created by John Hoover, author of Hawaii's best-selling marine life ID books: The Ultimate Guide to Hawaiian Reef Fishes, and: Hawaii's Sea Creatures, a Guide to Hawaii's Marine Invertebrates. Check them out on Amazon

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Costa Rica Birds

Field Guide for mobile devices Costa Rica Birds includes all of the birds that have occurred in this beautiful country. This digital field guide requires no Internet connection and has a wealth of information and features that also make it an excellent reference guide before, during, and after any trip to Costa Rica. Since this app was released in 2015, local bird experts in Costa Rica have updated features and information to turn this app into a comprehensive digital tool that can be personalized with target lists, lists of birds seen and heard, and notes. It also includes accurate and up to date information about bird identification, habits and habitats for 930 species on the Costa Rica list as well as 68 additional species that may eventually occur in Costa Rica. Features include: • Full-featured birding field guide for Costa Rica. • Images for 926 species on the Costa Rica list. • Vocalizations for more than 900 species. • Information, field marks, range maps for all species on the Costa Rica bird list. • Images, information, and sounds for 68 additional species that may eventually occur in Costa Rica. • NO ADVERTISEMEMTS. FREE UPGRADES WITH ADDITIONAL IMAGES AND SOUNDS. • Additional features: • Comprehensive SEARCH filter • -Search by name • -Sorting options, including nocturnal birds • -Make target lists • -Check as seen, heard, or unseen/heard • -Personal notes • -Camera, email notes and photos. • -Similar Species feature allows quick comparison of field sightings. • -Information about major habitats. • -Information about Conservation status. • New, improved note keeping, including note filtering, recording GPS position, and emailing 1 or a batch of notes in eBird format. • Which Bird is it?' Record and photo bird, email to us for help in identification. • Larger font for easier reading. • Pinch images to make them bigger.