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Collins Bird Guide Vs. Chirp! Bird Songs UK & Europe

Collins Bird Guide vs Chirp! Bird Songs UK & Europe Usage & Stats

‘It’s much more convenient than taking a big book with you...the Collins app is fantastic.’ – Chris Packham, Metro ‘The Collins Bird Guide app is destined to become a real triumph, the ultimate in field guide apps — and deservedly so.’ – BirdGuides The Collins Bird Guide App combines world-class illustrations and comprehensive information with intuitive design to create the ultimate field guide for passionate birders and casual birdwatchers alike. The app is based on the landmark book by Lars Svensson, Killian Mullarney and Dan Zetterström, universally acknowledged as the standard European field guide. This definitive work has been reimagined for iPad and iPhone by birders for birders. The Collins Bird Guide App provides everything you need to identify a species quickly and learn about it thoroughly. Immerse yourself in the exceptional illustrations, maps, calls and concise text. Use the powerful search filter and curated confusion lists to focus in on a species. The Collins Bird Guide App is an essential companion always to hand on your iPhone, and available to browse in full glory on your iPad. Features include: • 973 species covered - 843 illustrated • 3700+ beautiful illustrations by Killian Mullarney and Dan Zetterström • Detailed text covering habitat, range, identification and voice by Lars Svensson • Record sightings, location and date with the listing tool • Powerful search filter • Intuitive design to quickly and easily swipe through species • Curated lists of confusable species • Over 1100 carefully selected songs and calls – many by Lars Svensson • Select species names from 30 languages • Expertly edited video clips for 811 species in the app (In-App Purchases) • Available in English, Swedish, Norwegian, French and German • Weighs nothing! As well as the optional video library, the app incorporates British Trust for Ornithology/BirdWatch Ireland/Scottish Ornithologists' Club Bird Atlas 2007–11 mapping data as an in-app purchase, providing the most comprehensive location mapping of any bird guide app. Find out more about the app and its creators: collinsbirdguideapp.com natureguides.com twitter.com/nature_guides harpercollins.co.uk twitter.com/harperCollinsUK facebook.com/harperCollinsUK The Collins Bird Guide app requires iOS 15.5 or later. If you like the Collins Bird Guide app, don’t forget to share the app, rate it and leave a review.

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Chirp! Bird Songs UK & Europe

As seen on Alexander Armstrong's phone on the BBC's Michael McIntyre's Big Show Simon Mayo, radio presenter: "Great app... Everyone loves it... Can I request a Bittern?" Chosen by Apple for "Apps for the Great Outdoors" "Identifying a bird by its song is fun and satisfying and this app is a great help" - The Telegraph, 500 Must-Have Apps "Equal parts wildlife guide and feel-good pick-me-up" - The Guardian, "Top 10 Green Apps" Chirp! includes songs and calls for 260 birds, and includes special features such as a ‘human translation’, to tell you what the bird is actually saying. The identification and learning of bird songs can be hard, but not with Chirp!. A short description and helpful tips are given for each song or call, as well as a photo of each bird. Birds can be sorted by commonness, so you can listen to the most common ones first, then move on to rarer species. Or sort by song style, so that you can compare birds that hoot and coo, or those with high pitched songs for example. You can also sort by name, habitat or bird group. After listening, try the quiz to test your memory. Answer fast to earn a score multiplier and get on the high score table. Experienced birders can use the custom quiz to help distinguish and learn similar songs. The slideshow section can be used as a way to relax, or switch the voiceover on and see if you can say the name of the bird before the voiceover. This is a good way of competing with the family - who can say the name of the bird first?! Includes birds from Britain, Ireland, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Portugal and Italy.