Birdathon

General changes: - Tapping on maps now prioritizes pins over the underlying county boundaries and custom overlays - The duration of a checklist is now consistent wherever it appears (in the statistics at the bottom of a list, in the eBird report, and in the email report). Duration is the difference between the time the checklist was created (which you can adjust) and the time of the last observation or comment made in the checklist - When making an eBird report, if your list is marked as Incidental it will automatically check "No" for "Is this a complete checklist?" Basically just a slightly smoother workflow - On iPads, the Breeding Code view now fills the screen rather than being relegated to one-third of the screen - When tapping a Breeding Code the list automatically scrolls so that the code selected is still visible - The Checklist Statistics view (shown when tapping on the bottom middle button in a checklist) has been cleaned up - Birdathon has been migrated to a scene-based architecture to ensure compatibility with future versions of iOS California Bird Atlas (CBA) Tools updates: - You can now create and name pins on the Atlas Blocks Map. This can be handy for personally marking interesting locations (e.g. nests) you might want to check up on, or marking blocks you plan to bird, etc. Pins are persistent, editable, movable, and deletable. You can copy the latitude & longitude from a pin. You can get Map directions from a pin - The About tab has been significantly refined. There are new and updated links, videos, custom icons, and pointers to new tools including Blockboard and Code Check - “Always Show Current Location” is now on by default for the Atlas Blocks Map - For new installations, the county for displaying Atlas Blocks is now selected automatically based on your current location. If it can't figure out your location (or you don't give it permission), then it defaults to Santa Clara County