Field Guide to Queensland Fauna

Field Guide to Queensland Fauna

by Board of the Queensland Museum

1 ratings
5 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 30, 2014
  • April 12, 2016

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Explore the diverse wildlife of Queensland, Australia with this comprehensive field guide. Discover detailed descriptions, distribution maps, and conservation status for over 560 species, from coral reefs to deserts. Developed by museum scientists, it's an invaluable resource for identifying animals in various environments.

Over 560 species descriptions
Distribution maps
Endangered species status
Images of animals
Habitat information
Developed by museum scientists
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What's New in Field Guide to Queensland Fauna

2.0

April 12, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. The app has been updated to take advantage of the larger screens on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. We’ve also fixed a number of bugs, including an issue where upgrading the device to iOS 9 caused thumbnails and images to disappear in the app. If you have any feedback, or experience any issues with this app, please contact us using the App Support button in the App Store’s “Ratings and Review” section.

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User reviews

Good but there are some things missing...

The app is good but I find it extremely hard to understand how you would forget to include the southern cassowary and the tree kangaroo. Also I think the koalas distribution on the map is very inaccurate there are way more in Queensland than it says.

Needs more

I agree with other reviews....some very common birds & sounds not included. Ditto for the animals too. Needs more added. Great start though. More and more people travelling locally in the future, will need this app.

Needs more entries

For what it is this is a great little field guide but it is frustrating that many relatively common birds and animals are not included. More bird calls would also be great. Hopefully someone soon will add more entries. Would be happy to pay for a more extensive quite.

HR

You still have a lot of animals to include even some of the most common, any idea when this might happen?

Could be better

If you could include more animal sounds. Mainly birds. It'd be a 5 out of 5. Please try and include all of these sounds because its frustrating to see some with audio and some without

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FAQ

What animals are included in Field Guide to Queensland Fauna?

The guide includes descriptions of over 560 species, encompassing birds, fishes, frogs, lizards, snakes, mammals, turtles, freshwater, marine and terrestrial invertebrates, spiders, and insects, including butterflies.

Is Field Guide to Queensland Fauna free to use?

Yes, the Field Guide to Queensland Fauna is available for free.

Who developed Field Guide to Queensland Fauna?

The content was developed by scientists at the Queensland Museum in collaboration with scientists from Museum Victoria and other Australian Museums.

What devices is Field Guide to Queensland Fauna available on?

Field Guide to Queensland Fauna is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.

How often is Field Guide to Queensland Fauna updated?

The app was last updated on April 12, 2016, with version 2.0. The developers state that scientists will continue to add new species and refine the app over time.

What is the age rating for Field Guide to Queensland Fauna?

The app has an age rating of 4+.

Does Field Guide to Queensland Fauna have ads?

No, Field Guide to Queensland Fauna does not contain advertisements.

Can I use Field Guide to Queensland Fauna offline?

The provided description does not specify offline functionality. However, field guides are typically designed for use in environments where internet access may be limited.