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About
Discover the diverse birdlife of Booderee National Park with this official guide. Explore images, listen to bird calls, and read detailed descriptions of nearly 50 species. Find recommended walks and itineraries to enhance your park visit.
What's New in Booderee Birds
3.4
January 29, 2021
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FAQ
How many bird species are featured in Booderee Birds?
Booderee Birds features detailed information on nearly 50 bird species found in Booderee National Park. The park itself has over 200 species recorded, offering a rich diversity of birdlife.
Can I hear bird calls with Booderee Birds?
Yes, Booderee Birds includes bird call audio for the featured species. This allows users to identify birds not only by sight but also by their unique sounds.
Does Booderee Birds suggest places to see birds in the park?
Yes, the app provides information on walks where you are likely to see abundant birdlife. It also includes suggested itineraries to help you plan your visit.
What devices does Booderee Birds support?
Booderee Birds is available for iPhone and iPod. It was last updated on January 29, 2021, with version 3.4.
What is the age rating for Booderee Birds?
Booderee Birds has an age rating of 17+. This is based on the content and themes presented within the application.
Is Booderee Birds free to download?
Yes, Booderee Birds is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with this application.
Who developed Booderee Birds?
Booderee Birds was developed by the Director of National Parks. It serves as the official app for Booderee National Park.
How often is Booderee Birds updated?
The latest version of Booderee Birds is 3.4, which was released on January 29, 2021. While the app hasn't been updated recently, it remains a functional guide for the park's birdlife.




