Birds of CH -Photo Guide

Birds of CH -Photo Guide

easily identify native birds

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$9.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 3, 2016
  • June 17, 2020

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Identify native birds in Switzerland with this comprehensive photo guide. Features detailed information, HD images, bird songs, distribution maps, and comparison tools for 309 species. Perfect for bird watchers of all skill levels.

Identify 309 native Swiss bird species
HD photos and bird songs
Detailed distribution maps
Compare up to 16 species
Create sighting lists with GPS
19 language support
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What's New in Birds of CH

2.0

June 17, 2020

We have continued exchanging images for an easier identification of species. Also we have improved the Id function and added a new design here. - smaller bug fixes and adjustments - exchanged images - added images

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User reviews

Easy to use and informative

As a beginning birder, I find this app extremely useful. There are multiple ways to search for birds, and extensive information about each species. I especially like the ability to hear the bird songs! All functions appear to work fine on my iPhone SE.

Really useful app.

Since I retired I have taken an interest in identifying the various birds around my home in Switzerland. I have found this app to be really useful, easy to use and I like the way in which you can log your sightings. It’s not very often that I have to refer to another source and it’s usually because the bird is not native to Switzerland. Even my neighbour who now walks with me has downloaded the app so when we reach a cafe we sit and talk about the birds we have seen. The app has given us both a new interest in bird watching.
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FAQ

What birds does Birds of CH cover?

Birds of CH includes the 309 most common native bird species found in Switzerland, covering all breeders and frequent vagrants. It provides detailed information on their population size, abundance, migration, and breeding status.

How does the comparison function work in Birds of CH?

The compare function allows you to select up to eight species on iPhone and 16 on iPad for direct comparison. You can compare images, distribution maps, egg photos, and bird songs side-by-side.

Can I use Birds of CH offline?

The app description does not specify offline functionality, but it is designed as a comprehensive guide for bird watching, suggesting it would be useful in areas with limited connectivity.

What languages are supported by Birds of CH?

Birds of CH supports bird names in 19 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, and scientific Latin. This broad language support makes it accessible to a diverse user base.

How many photos and songs are included in Birds of CH?

The app features over 1,500 premium HD-quality photos and more than 650 bird songs and calls, covering 99% of the included species. Photos include different plumages and egg images for nearly all species.

Is Birds of CH suitable for beginners?

Yes, the app is designed for easy identification without requiring previous knowledge or expert ornithological skills. It features simple identification keys and a user-friendly layout with large lettering.

What is the price of Birds of CH?

Birds of CH is a paid application priced at $9.99. This one-time purchase provides access to all its features and content.

How often is Birds of CH updated?

The app was last updated on June 17, 2020, to version 2.0. Information on update frequency beyond this is not provided, but it was released in 2016.