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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 2, 2013
  • January 14, 2026

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Easily record bird sightings and other wildlife observations from your mobile device. Track your lists, explore local birdwatching spots, and contribute to vital research and conservation efforts. Your data syncs seamlessly with your online account.

Record bird and wildlife sightings
Offline mapping and recording
Illustrated species checklist
Track year and life lists
View community sightings map
Contribute to research and conservation
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What's New in BirdTrack

4.4.1

January 14, 2026

This version contains bug fixes and improvements, including: • When adding a species, fix the checklist occasionally not scrolling to it. • Fix a possible error on finishing a list when the species baselist is out-of-date. • Fix bugs causing the species list search to sometimes freeze or incorrectly return no results.

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User reviews

Great App

This is a really simple app to use. Very intuitive and very reliable. Ignore the negative reviews - most are years ago. I use this almost daily without any problem. Sometimes you have to create a new location name but it always identifies your location by grid reference, which is really the most useful location information for BTO. You do need to register with BTO and I think this is best done via the web site at home.
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Really good app

Love the simple layout so it's easy to use. Perfect!

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

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FAQ

What does the BirdTrack app do?

The BirdTrack app allows users to easily record bird sightings and observations of other wildlife. It acts as a digital notebook, enabling you to log details about the species you see, where and when you saw them. Your records can support important research and conservation initiatives.

What are the key features of BirdTrack?

Key features include an illustrated species checklist based on your location, offline recording capabilities for use without a data connection, the ability to track year and life lists, and a map showing recent sightings from the BirdTrack community. You can also add optional details like breeding evidence.

Is BirdTrack free to use?

Yes, the BirdTrack app is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the application data.

Can I use BirdTrack without an internet connection?

Yes, the app offers offline mapping and observation recording. This means you can still record your sightings even in locations where you do not have a data connection. Your records will sync with your account once you are back online.

Who developed the BirdTrack app?

The BirdTrack app was developed by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) on behalf of the BirdTrack partnership. This organization is dedicated to bird research and conservation.