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Dragonfly Id Britain & Europe
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A comprehensive field guide to the dragonflies and damselflies of Britain and Ireland and Europe. Select your country and start identifying dragonflies. This app covers in detail the identification of all 164 species that have been recorded in Europe. It is the only serious app to identify native dragonflies and damselflies aimed at the beginner as well as the serious professionalist including automatic photo recognition. Content and features: • Stunning newly made colour plates of all species – showing males, females, immatures and detailed body parts. • automatic photo recognition • Detailed species profiles covering identification, distribution, flight periods, immature stages • Country selection mode not only makes this the perfect companion in Britain but also anywhere you go to in Europe: select up to 30 countries in Europe • Biology, and tips to distinguish similar looking species, info about how and where to watch Dragonflies, and other useful information. • Id key to identfy all species by features • Display and sort species by names in English, Scientific and German. • Create your own sighting lists and export list to your PC

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British & Irish Butterflies

This comprehensive field guide covers all 61 regularly occurring British & Irish butterfly species. Each species entry is illustrated with superb artwork by Richard Lewington and depicts each stage of the life-cycle: adults (including variation between broods, sexes and forms), larvae/caterpillars, pupae and eggs. Photographs, charts showing flight times, detailed maps and specially commissioned text ensure this app will provide every butterfly watcher with all the information they could need. FEATURES: • annotated illustrations by Richard Lewington • comprehensive collection of still photographs including larval and pupal stages • detailed distribution maps • flight time charts (phenograms) showing which life stages to expect when • compare any image side-by-side in Compare mode • detailed reference text for every species on all aspects of its biology • sort alphabetically or by family • seamlessly move between species by swiping up or down on illustrations • jump out of the app with a single tap to view coverage of the species in Chris Manley's ‘Moths of Britain & Ireland’ app, if installed