No sparrow or starling?!
I want this app. I am a Dutchman with a casual interest in birds who lives in the US. But come on, the free version doesn’t even have common birds like sparrow or starling. What’s up with that? Please tell me I am missing something.
Not Totally Useless - Revised
Arranged alphabetically. Not a guide. Good for playing Scrabble.
June, 2019. I was too harsh on my review last year. I wanted a guide because I stupidly forgot mine in California and noticed that when I got to Germany on my way down the Danube by bike. I thought I was getting a guide, but that was my carelessness. This is as it says it is, a multilingual dictionary. Here in the US we’re not multilingual so we wouldn’t ever think about need for a cross reference. I’ll give it 5 stars for exactly what it is
June, 2019. I was too harsh on my review last year. I wanted a guide because I stupidly forgot mine in California and noticed that when I got to Germany on my way down the Danube by bike. I thought I was getting a guide, but that was my carelessness. This is as it says it is, a multilingual dictionary. Here in the US we’re not multilingual so we wouldn’t ever think about need for a cross reference. I’ll give it 5 stars for exactly what it is
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Response from developer
I've read your comment on the app store about my application. It's totally correct, that's not a bird guide, only a dictionary built to help birdwatchers travelling around Europe to communicate with each others. This free version is here to help users test the application before buying the full one, avoiding spending even a very small amount of money and being disappointed. Bird guides usually list each bird only in one language at a time, along with Latin. One have to switch the language back and forth to communicate with people in a foreign country.