Bird Data Database Browser vs Bird Songs App

Bird Data is a reference source for over 10,000 species of birds, including extinct species. It combines information from the IOC 14.2 taxonomy, IUCN Red List, and other databases for all of the world bird species. Data includes bird names in seven languages, subspecies, ranges, alternate names, IUCN status, countries, and taxonomic hierarchy. The app has links to thousands of bird songs, bird calls and images (over 7,000 species) that can be downloaded to the device. With these features, the app could be used as a field guide, and it is quite complete especially for countries in the Americas. An interactive map connects to eBird hotspots and eBird bird sightings in the last 30 days. The app is free but a small donation through an in-app purchase is appreciated.

Bird Songs uses advanced AI to instantly identify birds by their songs and calls. Simply tap to listen, and our BirdNET-powered engine analyzes the audio to tell you exactly which species is singing nearby. Whether you're a seasoned birder or just curious about the birds in your backyard, Bird Songs makes every outdoor moment richer. Our encyclopedia covers thousands of species with detailed information, photos, and range data. FEATURES • Real-time bird song identification using BirdNET AI • Detailed bird profiles with photos and scientific information • Bird Log: track every unique species heard this session • Recently Heard feed to browse past detections • Encyclopedia with 500+ species and regional search • Search by US state or region to discover local birds • Works anywhere — no account required HOW IT WORKS 1. Tap the microphone to start listening 2. Hold your phone near the birdsong 3. Bird Songs analyzes the audio in seconds 4. Get the species name, confidence score, and a photo PRIVACY Bird Songs records audio only when you tap the microphone button. Audio is sent to our server for analysis and is never stored. We collect no personal data and require no account to use the app.