Birds of South America

Birds of South America

The Ultimate Bird Guide

1 ratings
12 reviews
$19.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 5, 2013
  • January 14, 2023

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Explore over 3,100 bird species found in South America with detailed descriptions, images, and an ornithological dictionary. This comprehensive guide works entirely offline, making it perfect for field use.

3,100+ bird species descriptions
Over 5,000 high-quality images
Ornithological dictionary
Bird anatomy and topology
Offline functionality
Multilingual support
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What's New in Birds of South America

2.3.2

January 14, 2023

Minor changes to improve discoverability of apps on the App Store, while ensuring that the app work for the majority of users and support the latest innovations in security and privacy.

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Thanks

This is a nice app, and apparently has been vastly improved over the years. Only three stars because it does not have a search feature which is sorely needed. Filter or search by primary and secondary colors, location, shape, size, habitat, and various patterns on various body parts.

I don’t recommend

It has a couple of pictures of birds and their names in various languages. No vocalizations. For some birds, a brief description and habitat. Some pics are wrong.

Greatly improved version

Three years ago I reviewed an early version of this app and found it practically useless (because it had no search functions and was simply a catalog of birds).

But this version is greatly improved and rectifies some of the problems I mentioned earlier. You can now narrow your search by country or by species and you can search the names and descriptions for various terms. Furthermore the app claims to list all 3000+ species in South America and, a real bonus, allows you to download the whole database for off-line use.

I would suggest two more improvements for the next version: 1) including a mention in each description of “similar species” to make comparisons easier; and 2) adding a function that allows narrowing search results by color, size, shape, etc.

But overall this app is a vast improvement over the earlier one and is now a useful tool for identifying birds in the field.

Felicitaciones!
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Response from developer

Useless comment. And so old and never updated. But the app has been updated and is complete. It is a pity that users don't update their comments. Even for such a terrific app.

Crashes and freezes more often than useful

Or, the downloaded data just disappears. Was working fine on iOS9, but not since iOS 10 update. I have contacted support twice, and no update to fix the problem.
Update: bugs fixed , works well, all data downloaded is stable. Thank you!
Crashes a problem again July 1.2017. Please fix

Response from developer

The current version is 2.1.0 so the problems were taken care of and the app runs stable. If only the users would update their comments (which is possible now!) in the same way as the app providers are updating their apps, it would be very helpful for new users to make a purchasing decision...

Excellent for the price

I was struggling to find a suitable book on birds for a holiday in Brazil. The only book I found for Brazil was on Passerines; it looked beautiful and cost £40. One book that was recommended was Birds of Venezuela but I could only find old, second hand copies. Then I found this app and thought "it is only £5.99, why not?" and I am very glad I bought it.
The descriptions are short, the index takes a bit of working out and you can only search for a bird in it's family so it can be difficult to find a bird you don't recognise but I I found it very useful and comprehensive. I used the "Add to favourites" function to create a list of birds I had seen so I could learn more about them when I got home.
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FAQ

What is the price of Birds of South America?

Birds of South America is a paid application, priced at $19.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features and content without further charges.

Does Birds of South America work offline?

Yes, Birds of South America is designed for complete offline use. All bird descriptions and over 5,000 images are contained within the app, eliminating the need for an internet connection in the field.

How many bird species are included in Birds of South America?

The app features descriptions for more than 3,100 bird species regularly found in South America, covering over 100 families. Only a very small number of species are currently without an image.

What languages are supported by Birds of South America?

Bird names are available in English, Latin, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Japanese, Chinese, and Russian. The ornithological dictionary and anatomy explanations are also available in multiple languages.

What is the age rating for Birds of South America?

Birds of South America has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 4 and above.

How often is Birds of South America updated?

The app was last updated on January 14, 2023, with version 2.3.2. This suggests a moderate update frequency for content and feature enhancements.

What devices is Birds of South America compatible with?

Birds of South America is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for the iOS ecosystem.

Does Birds of South America have ads?

No, Birds of South America does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for its users.