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Birdata

Birdata

by BirdLife Australia Ltd.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 26, 2016
  • March 4, 2026

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BirdLife Australia Ltd.
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This app allows volunteers and researchers to easily enter bird survey data directly from their mobile devices in the field. It provides basic reporting statistics and contributes to vital conservation efforts and reports on Australia's bird populations.

✓Field data entry
✓Basic reporting statistics
✓Supports structured monitoring
✓Can be used for birding lists
✓Contributes to conservation reports
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What's New in Birdata

2026.03

March 4, 2026

- Fix issue relating to disturbance field in Shorebirds surveys - Prevent switching of surveys between incompatible programs - Clearer messaging when a survey submission fails due to a connection problem or other error

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User reviews

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Great Conservation tool

I really enjoy this app. I love adding a bird survey on the walk near my house and knowing it is contributing to bird conservation.
BetJul3BetJul3

Not working

I tried to sign up but because the app added a full stop to the end of my email address it was impossible to get the verification code to sign on. Extremely frustrating.
kikoishikikoishi

Great App for survey collections

This app has been improved over the last few updates. It is a great way to accurately collect surveys on birds and birds in your backyards. It makes it really easy to identify your birds too
SchibeHSchibeH

Excellent app

I have recorded over 3500 surveys on the Birdata app. Make no mistake: this is an excellent app. It works! It's easy to use. It's free. And it is being improved.
freckledDuck23freckledDuck23

???

I downloaded the app, excited to get involved, and attempted to register… more than 5 times. Each time getting an error message. I’ve given up.
ShereeJayShereeJay
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FAQ

What is Birdata used for?

Birdata is primarily a tool for structured bird monitoring surveys, allowing users to enter data in the field. It also supports entering birding trip lists, which can be coded as 'Bird List' in the 'Survey type' field.

Can I use Birdata for birding lists?

Yes, Birdata can be used for birding lists. Ensure you code this data as 'Bird List' in the 'Survey type' field on the details page for accurate categorization.

Does Birdata have ads?

Yes, Birdata contains advertisements. As a free application, it utilizes ads to support its development and maintenance.

Is Birdata free to use?

Yes, Birdata is available for free. This allows a wide range of users, including volunteers and researchers, to contribute to bird conservation efforts.

What devices does Birdata support?

Birdata is available for iPhone and iPod devices. Users can download and utilize the app on these supported Apple mobile devices.

How often is Birdata updated?

The latest version of Birdata is 2026.03, last updated on March 4, 2026. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and address any issues.

What is the age rating for Birdata?

Birdata has an age rating of 4+. This means it is considered suitable for children aged 4 and above, with no mature content.

Where can I find more advanced reporting for Birdata?

For extended reporting and data management functionality beyond the mobile app's basic statistics, users can visit the Birdata web portal at http://birdata.birdlife.org.au.