Bird Data Database Browser vs Bird List

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.

Your birding life, in your pocket — and yours alone. Bird List is a complete birding and bird-photography journal, built to work 100% offline and to respect your data like no other app in its class. Real privacy • No account, no sign-up, no ads — open and use • Your records live ONLY on your phone • Optional backup to YOUR Google Drive, in an app-private area — not even we can see your data • No telemetry, no tracking Made by a photographer, for photographers and birders • Record sightings, vocalizations and photos — with a 1–5 photo quality rating • Mark sex (male/female/couple), age (adult/juvenile/chick) and flock • Attach your own photo and audio to each record • Date with or without time, location by GPS or search, free tags Complete built-in taxonomy • 27,000+ taxa (eBird/Clements + iNaturalist) including subspecies • Common names in Portuguese, Spanish, French and German (Spanish and French by country), with accent-insensitive search • Reference photo for every species (iNaturalist, with author credit) Smart lists • Filter by country, state, municipality, family, order, dates, marks, sex/age/flock, minimum rating and tags • Manual lists and TARGET lists: species you want to find, with progress tracking and offline media (photo + reference song) to recognize the bird in the field with no signal • Explore: browse your records by place and by taxonomy with zero manual organizing Bring your history • WikiAves: import your records with photos, place, sex and age • iNaturalist: import your observations by username • eBird: import your checklists from the “Download my data” zip • Export to eBird: get your records in “eBird Record Format” to upload them on the eBird website • Open JSON export/import — your data is never locked in Explore • Map of your sightings (tap a pin and return to the exact spot via Maps) • Statistics: lifers per year, families, countries, collection coverage • In English, Portuguese, Spanish, French and German Download and start recording — no account, no e-mail, no giving up your data.