Indian Butterflies vs Bird Data

"Indian Butterflies" app is an official butterfly application created by TheNatureWeb.Net team. App displays butterfly names in regional languages (vernacular names) such as Marathi, Bengali, Assamese, Bhojpuri, Malayalam and Tamil. "Indian Butterflies" app works in offline mode and is very easy to use as a "field guide" at butterflying sites as it has various information like butterfly's wing span, sexual differences, habitat, host plant, interesting facts, flight period, etc. captured for each butterfly. "Indian Butterflies" app as name suggests - covers most of the common species of butterflies/moths found in India. The application is in sync with our own butterfly repository and hence includes the butterflies which you will find in our website @ http://www.indiabutterflies.com Special thanks to Dr. Raju Kasambe for contributions to this app by providing butterfly photos & information. Some key features of "Indian Butterflies" app include: 1. List of butterfly names in Marathi, Bengali, Assamese, Malayalam and Tamil 2. Butterfly categorization for easy navigation. 3. Searchable List of butterflies. 4. List of State Butterflies of India 5. Butterfly Details screen with photo gallery - use floating button to view photo gallery and YouTube video link (if available) We're always excited to hear from you! If you have any feedback, questions, or concerns, please contact us at: contact@thenatureweb.net

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.