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Version History of BirdTrack

4.3.2

September 23, 2024

This version contains bug fixes and improvements, including: • A fix for extra species information sometimes being lost after searching for the same species. • A fix for the captcha failing on the password reset form.

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4.3.0

February 12, 2024

You can now tap on species in your species list and see more detailed stats - including when you recorded the species, and the places you saw it at. This release also includes bug fixes and other improvements.

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4.2.1

January 15, 2024

We've improved the Stats tab to provide a better overview of the data you have submitted to BirdTrack. • Interact with charts to see the numbers of species recorded or submissions made. • Filter the page to show stats for a specific interval period or area. • See a ranking of all the places where you have submitted BirdTrack data. This release also includes bug fixes and other improvements.

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4.2.0

December 19, 2023

We've improved the Stats tab to provide a better overview of the data you have submitted to BirdTrack. • Interact with charts to see the numbers of species recorded or submissions made. • Filter the page to show stats for a specific interval period or area. • See a ranking of all the places where you have submitted BirdTrack data. This release also includes bug fixes and other improvements.

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4.1.3

May 15, 2023

This version contains bug fixes and improvements, including: • A fix for nearby places failing to load when no internet connection is available. • A fix for some users having issues upgrading the app to the latest version.

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4.1.2

March 20, 2023

If you change the password to your BTO account, you can now update the stored login details through Account settings. The app will show an alert when login details are out of date and need to be updated. Draft records for the current user are no longer removed when logging out.

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4.1.1

January 9, 2023

Addition of an option to quickly record dead or sick birds. BirdTrack is keen to collect data on mortality in wild bird populations to inform responses to pressures such as Avian Influenza. This version also includes minor bug fixes for species two letter code searches, and account registration.

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4.1.0

November 29, 2022

Addition of an option to quickly record dead or sick birds. BirdTrack is keen to collect data on mortality in wild bird populations to inform responses to pressures such as Avian Influenza.

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4.0.4

October 26, 2022

+/- controls have been added to the checklist to quickly change a species count. Access the original count dialog (with options for 'at least' and 'circa' counts) by tapping the pencil icon, or by tapping the count when one is set. Tap on the name of a present species or the icon to access observation details as before. Other changes include: • Changes to draft visit details are saved as you make them - you no longer need to go to 'Add species' to save changes to details such as visit date or list type. • With the 'most visited' places sort order, visit counts are periodically updated. • Quick add sightings can be marked as sensitive. • A fix was implemented for 'invalid pinpoint' issues for some places. • A fix was implemented for observation date inaccuracies when in different time zones. • Other bug fixes and changes.

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4.0.3

August 30, 2022

With a brand new look and feel, this update also brings you even more features, including: • an illustrated checklist of birds you are likely to see, based on time of year and location; • the ability to add sightings of other taxa groups, such as butterflies, dragonflies, mammals, and more; • the option to view and edit previous sightings; • a facility to quickly add one-off sightings.

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Description of BirdTrack

Want an easy way to record the birds you see, and keep track of what you have seen? The BirdTrack app makes recording your sightings easy and your birdwatching more rewarding; plus your sightings support research and conservation at the local, national and global scale. Whether you want to record single sightings of those special birds or make a list of all the birds you see whilst birdwatching on a local patch you can do both from the palm of your hand. This free app links directly to your BirdTrack account on the web and acts as your digital notebook, enabling you to quickly and easily record the information you want for the birds (and some other wildlife groups) you see. With our app, you can: • Select the species you saw from an illustrated checklist of the most likely species based on BirdTrack data for your location and the time of year. • Offline mapping and observation recording, enabling use in places with no data connection. • Keep records of birds seen anywhere in the world. • See suggestions of local birdwatching places; add records for these popular places to help monitor their bird populations. • Add sightings for some other taxa groups, including amphibians, butterflies, dragonflies, mammals, orchids, and reptiles. (UK only). • View and edit previous sightings directly on your device. • View a map of recent sightings made by the BirdTrack community. • Keep track of your year and life lists, plus see lists of ‘target’ species seen by other BirdTrack users. • Option to share your sightings via social media. • Add optional information to your sightings, including breeding evidence, plumage details, and sensitive record settings to control the visibility of your records. • Sightings are seamlessly synchronised with your BirdTrack account, so you can see all your observations whether you are viewing via your device or via the website. Developed by the British Trust for Ornithology, on behalf of the BirdTrack partnership.
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BirdTrack: FAQ

Does BirdTrack offer an iPad version?

Yes, BirdTrack can support iPad devices.

Who created BirdTrack?

The BirdTrack app was launched by British Trust for Ornithology.

What is the minimum iOS version for the BirdTrack app?

Currently, BirdTrack supports iOS 13.4 or later.

What user rating does BirdTrack have?

The rating of 4 out of 5 that BirdTrack has received from users is not great but not terrible either.

What is the category of the BirdTrack app?

Birdtrack Relates To The Reference App Genre.

What is the latest version of BirdTrack?

The latest BirdTrack version released is 4.3.2.

What date did the latest update for BirdTrack come out?

BirdTrack updated its app on October 2, 2024.

What date did BirdTrack come out?

The release date of the app was February 5, 2023.

What is the recommended age for the BirdTrack app?

This app is rated for ages 4 and up, and contains only family-friendly content.

What languages are available on BirdTrack?

The following list of languages is supported by the BirdTrack app: English.

Is BirdTrack featured among Apple Arcade's game offerings?

Sorry, BirdTrack is not part of Apple Arcade.

Does BirdTrack contain in-app purchases?

Sorry, there are no in-app purchases available in BirdTrack.

Does BirdTrack provide support for Apple Vision Pro?

No, BirdTrack does not provide support for Apple Vision Pro.

Are ads featured prominently in BirdTrack?

No, ads are not featured prominently in BirdTrack.

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Reviews of BirdTrack

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  • Brilliant design

    This is a fantastic platform to keep a track of your bird sightings and develop a comprehensive year list. Not to mention the added contribution towards ornithological research.

    The new feature from the latest update of displaying on the map where about you saw each individual species is a nice addition.

    Only thing I would like to see is perhaps a push notification ‘option’ for those rare/scarce birds that are recorded within a defined radius of your choosing. This could be real time, or perhaps a daily round-up.
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  • Would love support for monarch butterflies

    Good app for collecting bird data. Would love to see more species added for citizen science assistance
  • Dunno

    Couldn’t paste a username/password into the fields on ios or use a password manager so gave up