Antarctic Wildlife Guide vs Bird Data

A guide to the birds, seals, dolphins and whales likely to be encountered on a voyage to the Antarctic peninsula or any other part of the Antarctic continent, The Falkland Islands OR South Georgia. The area covered includes Ushuaia & Beagle Channel, the Drake Passage, the South Shetland Islands, South Orkney Islands, the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Island and the Antarctic continent itself. FEATURES: ● Universal app (works on BOTH iPhone and iPad) ● Swipe to move to the next or previous species. ● More than 110 Species found in the region covering birds, seals, dolphins (toothed whales) and whales (baleen whales). ● Almost 700 images. ● You can select a region, so that only the species found in that region are displayed. ● “Compare” allows you to compare two species side by side on the same screen. ● Bird Smart Search lets you easily find a species using a combination of habitat, physical features, colour, bird type and size. ● A personal list that stores your sightings saved to the device* and can be exported using email. ● View the Index in English or Scientific names. *Uninstalling the app will result in the loss of your list. It is recommended that you keep your own backup (master list) separate from the program.

Bird Data combines the Bird Data field guides for Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia, Brazil and Guyana (including Suriname and French Guiana) into one app, as was required by Apple guidelines. The user interface and memory usage for the individual apps has not changed. Each guide has scientific information and distribution maps centered for that country for all species. Photos and sounds are included for most species. Media (images and sounds) can be downloaded individually or in bulk. Bird species can be navigated through taxonomy or native language (English, Spanish or Portuguese). Bird Data uses the latest IOC taxonomy. Also included is a map feature that ties into the eBird Hot Spot and sighting database. See where your target species have been seen recently, or explore sightings at nearby locations. Also included is a sound recorder for recording birds in the field for later identification, or for taking notes. The application is free, but a donation is appreciated.