David,
A contrary view. I was in Washington last year with the iBird app on my iPhone.
All the birders I met wrote it off! Apparently 'the' app for North America is
Sibley. I subsequently downloaded the free lite version and I can understand
why.
Regards
Alastair
On 07/02/2013, at 4:14 PM, David Adams <> wrote:
> A new version of this great app for iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad with 938
> North American (inc Hawaii) species is on sale for a couple of weeks.
Great news. It's a fantastic app for anyone with an interest in the birds
of the region. As far as birding apps go, it's best in class. (Even better
than their "HD" version which suffers from a bizarre and cumbersome
interface.) Well worth it for the sounds, photos and well-organized text
and maps.
> I'm just a happy user - no commercial interest.
Likewise.
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